Sequences of E. coli O157

ABSTRACT

The entire genome of pathogenic  E. coli  strain O157:H7 has been sequenced. All of the genomic DNA sequences present in O157 and absent in the previously sequenced laboratory strain K12 are presented here.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

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STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH OR DEVELOPMENT

This invention was made with United States government support awarded byN1H-A141329. The U.S. has certain rights in this invention.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Escherichia coli is a common enteric bacterial strain that has bothlaboratory and human health importance. One particular strain of E.coli, designated O157:H7 is a human enteric pathogen that causes acutehemorrhagic colitis. Young children and the elderly are particularlysusceptible to disease caused by this bacteria, which is usuallycontracted by eating contaminated food such as undercooked meat. In themost vulnerable patients, the colitis frequently develops into hemolyticuremic syndrome (HUS), a condition that is often fatal. The disease hasa very rapid progression, and is consequently very difficult to treat.Often, patients are severely ill by the time the disease is diagnosed.Once a diagnosis has been made, appropriate antibiotics may beadministered to kill the infective bacteria. Sometimes, however, by thetime a diagnosis has been rendered, toxic proteins secreted by thebacteria have damaged mucosal cells and entered the blood stream.Recently, clinical isolates of O157:H7 have been found to exhibitresistance to an increasing spectrum of antibiotics, which will furthercomplicate treatment.

The source of the bacteria in the several recent cases of disease causedby this organism were traced to hamburgers purchased in fast foodrestaurants. The bacteria are extremely proficient at establishing aninfection; ingestion of as few as 10 live bacteria is sufficient toestablish an infection. The highly infective nature of O157:H7 and thedevastating sequelae associated with infection by this bacteria,together with the extensive public attention given to outbreaks ofhemorrhagic colitis, has generated a great deal of interest amongmedical professionals and the general public in developing the means forearly diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Farmers are desirous of aneffective treatment of infections in cattle and pigs, which are the mainreservoirs for E. coli enteric pathogens. The ability to diagnose andtreat livestock infected by this organism will prevent the loss oflivestock and the transmission of the organism from animals to humans.Meat suppliers and those in the food industry are very much interestedin a means for detecting the organism in tainted meat. Because theinfective dose of O157:H7 is extremely low, a highly sensitive test isneeded to identify contaminating organisms in food.

Modern geneticists have been working to resolve the genetic code of manyorganisms. Efforts to sequence the human genome are ongoing. The effortto sequence the genomes of whole organisms began with an effort tosequence the genome of E. coli. For the original effort to sequence theE. coli genome, a useful and common laboratory strain, designated K12,was chosen. The entire genome of that strain was sequenced andpublished. Science, 277:1453-1462 (1997). Since the genes which areresponsible for the pathogenicity of E. coli 0157:H7 are missing fromstrain K12, the sequence of the K12 genome is of limited help indeveloping tools to detect, hinder or destroy E. coli 0157:H7.

Some efforts have been directed toward the sequencing of specific genesfrom 0157:H7. U.S. Pat. No. 5,798,260 describes the sequence of onespecific gene, named adhesion, from that genome. The development ofadditional sequence information from E. coli 0157:H7 would be needed forcomprehensive efforts at detection, diagnosis, prophylaxis andtherapeutic approaches to infections caused by the organism.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

It is an object of the invention to provide essentially the entiresequence of E. coli 0157:H7 to enable detection, diagnosis, prophylaxisand therapeutic tools to combat bacterial infections.

It is another object of the present invention to provide a means todetect low numbers of Escherichia coli O157:H7 in a contaminated foodsource.

It is yet another object of this invention to provide a means for theearly diagnosis of humans and livestock infected with O157:H7.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a means oftreating humans and livestock infected with 0157:H7.

It is a further object of the present invention to provide a means forthe prevention of infection by O157:H7.

The present invention includes many DNA sequences that are unique to E.coli O157:H7.

One aspect of the present invention is a DNA sequence comprising an openreading frame (ORF), designated 03169, that encodes a putative cytotoxin3169 amino acids in length that resembles the clostridial cytotoxinsToxA and ToxB of C. difficile and cytotoxin L of C. sordelli.

Another aspect of the present invention is a DNA sequence thatconstitutes an urease gene cluster.

A third aspect of the present invention is a chromosomal gene thatencodes a toxin related to the RTX family of cytotoxins and associatedtransport proteins.

Another aspect of the present invention are genes that are found in theLocus of Enterocyte Effacement (LEE), a 45-kb cluster of genes that areinvolved in the attachment of pathogens to intestinal epithelial cellsand other related functions necessary to establish infection.

Another aspect of the present invention is a hypotheticalserine/threonine kinase (stk) encoded by phage 933W, a lysogenicbacteriophage found in O157:H7.

The present invention is also a putative tail fiber gene, which is foundon phage 933W.

Another aspect of the present invention is a method for detecting E.coli O157:H7 and distinguishing the strain from other strains of E. coliby genetic analysis and testing.

It is a feature of the invention disclosed here that virtually theentire genome of E. coli 0157:H7 is set forth in the data containedhere, combined with the information already published in the field.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The investigators here have sequenced virtually the entire genome of E.coli 0157:H7. Presented in this specification is essentially all the DNAsequence which is contained in strain 0157:H7 and not found in theprviously sequenced E. coli strain K12. The genome sequence isessentially complete, lacking only an occasional presumably smallsequence linkage between established long sequences known. Theavailability of the sequence data presented here will enable intelligentdesign of diagnostic detection, prophylaxis and therapeutic tools fordisease and infections caused by this organisms.

The sequence of E. coli 0157:H7 was, in brief, performed by shotguncloning in the M13 Janus vector (Burland et al. Nucl. Acids Res.21:3385-3390 (1993)). Genomic DNA was prepared for library constructionby nebulization, end-repair and size fractionation as described inMahillon et al. Gene 223:47-54 (1998). Recovered DNA fragments wereligated into the M13 Janus vectors. Library subclones were picked asplaques, from which template DNAs were prepared and then sequenced byPrism-terminator Cycle Sequencing chemistry and analyzed on ABI377automated sequencers. Sequences were assembled by the Seqman II program(DNASTAR), and finishing employed a combination of PCR and primerwalking techniques. Open reading frames were identified and analyzed asdescribed in Blattner et al. Science 277:1453-1474 (1997). All thesequences presented in this specification are unique to strain 0157:H7as compared to strain K12. This sequence data, when combined with thesequence of K12, resolves all of the genetic sequence of 0157:H7. Theinformation on the K12 sequence, contained in Science, 277:1453-62(1997) is hereby incorporated by reference as if set forth in fullherein.

An important analysis which has been begun on this sequence data is theidentification of genetic sequences associated with the pathogenesis ofinfection, which sequences provide information essential to thediagnosis, treatment, and prevention of infection by that organism. Inorder to facilitate the identification of genes involved in thepathogenesis of infection by enterohemorrhagic E. coli (EHEC) for use indetection of the pathogen, and in the diagnosis, treatment, andprevention of enterohemorrhagic infections, the entire genomic DNAsequence of E. coli O157:H7 serovar EDL933 (ATCC 43895) was determinedand compared with that of E. coli K-12, a nonpathogenic laboratorystrain, as described in detail in the examples below.

Surprisingly, the genome of O157:H7 was found to be more than onemillion base pairs larger than that of K-12 and to have up to 1000 genesnot found on K-12. These additional gene sequences are distributedthroughout more than 250 sites in islands, with each island containingfrom zero to sixty genes. An unexpected finding is that many of the newgenes resemble virulence determinants from a wide variety of pathogens,ranging from Helicobacter pylori to Clostridium difficile. Numeroussequences of interest were identified in the genome of E. coli O157:H7,including chromosomal, plasmid, and phage sequences.

Attached to this patent application is a sequence listing containingessentially all of the DNA sequence of the regions in the O157 genomethat are not present in the K12 genome. This sequence is present in thesequence listing as SEQ ID:NO 1 through SEQ ID:NO 255. These sequencescorrespond to the 255 islands of O157 DNA that did are not found in K12DNA. Each of those islands has been assigned an identification (an OZidentification, meaning in the O157 zone of the genome, as opposed to aK12 region). In the description of each of the sequences is a base pairlisting of where that particular sequence is found in the underlyingbackbone of the entire O157 sequence.

Also included in this patent application are two tables intended to makeavailable some of the genetic analysis which has been done on thesesequences. Table 1 simply itemizes the 0157 islands by OZ number andlists some of the presently known noteworthy features in the sequencedislands. Table 2 is a listing of the open reading frames (ORFs)identified in each of the OZ sequences. Where the open reading frameshave been matched to putative function, such an indication is foundmatched to the open reading frame in Table 2. The protein encoding byeach such ORF can be determined by appropriate conversion of the openreading frame DNA sequence to protein amino acid sequence using thegenetic code.

By definition, the genetic material in the OZ sequences described hereare sufficient for pathogenocity in humans, since strain O157 is highlypathogenic while K12 is not. In addition, analysis of the open readingframes and computer comparisons to sequences from other pathogens hadallowed identification of several of the open reading frames which codefor proteins specifically associated with pathogenicity.

A gene encoding an unusually large ORF, designated o3169, whichputatively encodes a 3169 amino acid protein, was identified on plasmidpO157, a 92 kb plasmid resident in E. coli O157:H7 in an autonomouslyreplicating form. Data base searches revealed that the deduced aminoacid sequence of this putative ORF is similar to the large clostridialcytotoxins, ToxA and ToxB of C. difficile (Dove et al., Infect. Immun58:480-488 (1990); von Eichel-Streiber et al., Mol. Gen. Genet.233:260-268 (1992)) and cytotoxin L of C. sordelli (Green et al. Gene161:57-61, 1995). ToxA, ToxB, and cytotoxin L are 2710, 2366, and 2338amino acid residues in length, respectively. The sequences of o3169 andits putative translation product are shown in SEQ ID NO:256 and SEQ IDNO:257, respectively.

The clostridial cytotoxins are homologous proteins with three domains(von Eichel-Streiber et al., Trends in Microbiology 4: 375-382 (1996)).The N-terminal region contains a catalytic domain, a glucosyltransferasethat acts on small GTP-binding proteins to interfere with their functionin the organization of cytoskeletal actin filaments (Just et al., Nature375: 500-503 (1995)). The central region contains a translocation domainthat directs the secretion of the toxin, and the C-terminal regioncontains a target binding site.

The amino acid identity between the translation product of o3169 and theknown cytotoxins is relatively weak (20%) over 444 amino acids, to ToxB.However, the alignment of these sequences is striking. The region havingthe highest level of amino acid identity is the first (N-terminal) 700amino acids, which corresponds to the catalytic site of the clostridialtoxins.

ToxA damages intestinal mucosal cells, and when ToxA is present, ToxBgains access to the cells underlying the mucosa, causing further damage.By analogy, the putative cytotoxin encoded by o3169 may contribute tothe damage to mucosal cells observed in enterohemorrhagic E. coliinfections by acting alone or in concert with some other factor todestroy submucosal tissue, thereby causing or exacerbating the acutesymptoms of infection. Therefore, the putative toxin is a promisingtarget for treatment of persons infected by enterohemorrhagic E. coli.The administration of an antibody raised against the newly discoveredtoxin, or a portion of the toxin, could provide an effective treatmentof severe symptoms of infection. The administration of the antitoxincould be used in conjunction with antibiotic therapy. Treatment withantibiotics is effective in controlling the infection itself. However,antibiotic therapy alone is ineffective in preventing or alleviatingsymptoms of the disease if the antibiotic is not administered in time toprevent the production of the toxin.

A cluster of seven genes very similar to the urease genes of numerousother bacterial pathogens has been identified on the chromosome of E.coli O157:H7 and its sequence determined (SEQ ID NO:258). Urease, orurea amidohydrolase, catalyzes the hydrolysis of urea to yield ammoniaand carbamate. Expression of the urease genes in urogenital andgastroenteric bacteria is important in pathogenesis. For example,formation of ammonia by cell-surface bound urease in Heliobacter pyloriis thought to cause a localized increase in pH allowing survival of thebacteria in the harshly acidic environment of the host's gastric system.In the gastrointestinal pathogens Yersinia enterocolitica and Morganellamorganii, urease was found to be activated by low-pH conditions (Younget al., J. Bacteriology 178: 6487-6495 (1996)). The urease isolated fromVibrio parahaemolyticus, which causes gastroenteritis and traveler'sdiarrhea, has been found to cause intestinal fluid accumulation insuckling mice (Cai and Ni, J. Clin. Lab. Analysis 10(2): 70-73 (1996)).The presence of urea has been found to enhance intracellular survival ofurease-positive Bordatella bronchiseptica, a mammalian respiratorypathogen (McMillan et al., Microbial Pathogenesis 21(5): 379-394(1996)).

Gene order is conserved among most known bacterial urease clusters(Neyrolles et al., J. Bacteriol. 178(9): 2725 (1996)) and the ureasegene cluster of E. coli O157:H7. The urease gene cluster begins withureD, an accessory gene involved with regulation, followed by threestructural genes, ureA, ureB, and ureC, and three accessory genes, ureE,ureF, and ureG. The latter three genes are believed to be involved innickel metallocenter biosynthesis (Moncrief and Hausinger, J. Bacteriol.178(18): 5417-5421 (1996)). In-frame stop codons prematurely terminateureD (24 amino acids) and ureE (four amino acids) relative to theC-termini shared by most protein database entries. All 7 ORFs have from70-96% identity to genes from Klebsiella aerogenes (Mulrooney andHausinger, J. Bacteriol. 172(10): 5837-5843 (1990)). It is of interestthat the sequence of strain EDL933 is more similar to the urease clusterof Klebsiella than that of E. coli strain 1440, the only other E. coliurease sequence presently available (D'Orazio and Collins, J. Bacteriol.175(6): 1860-1864 (1993)). For example, ureD of EDL 933 is 71% identicalto the corresponding gene from Klebsiella aerogenes, but only 47%identical to the plasmid borne ureD gene of E. coli 1440.

Some strains of E. coli, particularly the uropathogens, test positivefor urease activity, but EDL933 does not. A urease-positive mutantstrain of O157:H7 observed among U.S. clinical isolates (Hayes et al.,J. Clin. Microbiol. 33(12): 3347-3348 (1995)) may reflect the activationof a cryptic operon. Alternatively, the urease-positive mutant strain ofO157:H7 may reflect a regulatory change for an already functionaloperon. Analogously, urease-negative Y. pestis exhibits a urease genecomplex very similar to those of urease-positive members of the Yersiniagenus. (de Koning-Ward and Robins-Browne, Gene 182(1-2): 225-228(1996)).

The urease gene cluster has potential utility in vaccine development.For example, the whole gene cluster could be genetically engineered intoan attenuated strain to be used as a vaccine. The urease gene clusterwould enhance the ability of the vaccine strain to survive the acidenvironment of the stomach.

An O157:H7 chromosomal gene cluster related to the RTX family ofcytotoxins was identified as described in the examples below. The RTXcytotoxins are a group of exotoxins produced by Gram-negative bacteriathat share the properties of secretion by a leader-independent pathwayand a tandemly repeated sequence nine amino acids in length that isresponsible for calcium binding (Welch et al., FEMS Microbiol. Immunol.5: 29-36 (1992)). RTX toxins recognize a beta2 integrin on the surfaceof host cells (Lally et al., J. Biol. Chem. 272: 30463-30469 (1997)).Known members of the family include apxIA, apxIIA, and apxIIIA fromActinobacillus pleuropneumoniae, cyaA from Bordetella pertussis, frpAfrom Neisseria meningitidis, prtc from Erwinia chrysanthemi, hlyA andelyA from Escherichia coli, aaltA from Actinobacillusactinomycetemcomitans, and lktA from Pasteurella haemolytica.Hybridization studies using probes designed from sequences of theseknown toxins identified potential RTX toxin genes in several pathogenicbacterial species for which no RTX toxins were previously known,indicating that RTX or RTX-like toxins are widely distributed amongpathogenic gram-negative bacteria (Kuhnert et al., Appl. Environ.Microbiol. 63: 2258-2265, (1997)). The novel O157:H7 toxin locus (SEQ IDNO:259 and SEQ ID NO:260) comprises three genes, including the putativetoxin and two proteins involved in transport. The gene order and sizesare consistent with other RTX loci. The putative toxin gene shows onlymarginal similarity to other RTX toxins, and the match is limited to theglycine-rich calcium binding repeat region. The more highly conservedtransport genes are approximately 40% identical to related genes foundin other RTX clusters.

The Locus of Enterocyte Effacement (LEE) is a 45 kb cluster of genesinvolved in intimate adherence of pathogens to intestinal epithelialcells, initiation of host signal, transduction pathways, and formationof attaching and effacing lesions (McDaniel et al., Proc. Natl. Acad.Sci. 92: 1664-1668, (1995); McDaniel and Kaper, Molecular Microbiology23: 399-407 (1997)). Colony hybridization studies indicate thatsequences homologous to the entire element are found in numerousenteropathogenic E. coli (EPEC), enterohemorrhagic E. coli (EHEC), andother related bacteria (McDaniel et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. (1995)).The O157:H7 LEE sequence is shown in SEQ ID NO:261. Sequence data iscurrently available for the entire LEE from another EPEC strainE2348/69. Comparisons of the O157:H7 LEE to that of E2348/69 revealedthat although many genes were nearly identical between the two strains,other genes are markedly variable. This variability is nonrandom withrespect to gene function, in that all proteins known to be exported tothe extracellular environment are variable, whereas those proteins knownto constitute the secretion machinery are invariant. A similarobservation has been made based on comparisons of the inv-spa complex ofSalmonella enterica (Boyd et al. J. Bacteriol. 179: 1895-1991 (1997)).

Four contiguous LEE genes, L0027, L0028, L0029, and L0030, have beenselected for their diagnostic potential. A comparison of these genesfrom EDL933 and the corresponding genes in E2348/9 revealed significantdifferences between the strains: L0027 (33.52% difference); L0028(17.48%); L0029 (21.94%); and L0030 (25.30%). In E2348/69, the homologof known L0027 is known as tir (B. Kenny et al., Cell 91: 511-520). Thetir gene encodes a product that is translocated from the bacterium tothe host cell where it serves as the receptor for intimin, another LEEencoded gene product. Little is known about the function and role inpathogenesis of the other three hypervariable virulence LEE genes. TheL0028 gene product shows 27% identity with a hypothetical proteinencoded in a Shigella virulence-associated cluster (Elliot et al, Mol.Mircro., in press). The deduced amino acid sequence of the L0027 geneshows slight similarity to a secreted protein in the plant pathogenErwinia amylovora, and the L0028 translational product has 27% identitywith a hypothetical protein encoded in a Shigella virulence-associatedcluster (Elliot et al. Mol. Micro., in press).

The entire toxin-converting phage 933W was sequenced as described in theexamples. Two novel gene sequences with potential diagnostic andtherapeutic value were identified. The first is an ORF (SEQ ID NO:262)that encodes a protein (SEQ ID NO:263) that resembles members of theeukaryotic family of serine/threonine kinase (stk). The amino acidsequence similarities span the conserved regions in the catalytic domainof the eukaryotic protein kinases, including both the ATP binding andactive site patterns as described in the PROSITE database. BLASTP,FASTA, and DeCypher II searches with the stk sequences all yield muchhigher scoring matches to the eukaryotic serine/threonine proteinkinases than do searches with the YpkA protein of Yersiniapseudotuberculosis and Y. enterocolitica. There is some suggestion thatthe Yersinia protein kinase is involved in virulence, by interferingwith the signal transduction pathway of the mammalian host, andbacteriophage 933W may interfere with the host systems in the samemanner.

Shiga-like toxins, which are encoded by lysogenic bacteriophages, areconsidered to be one of the major pathogenic features ofenterohaemorrhagic E. coli strains. Toxin genes have been previouslysequenced in 933W. Based on the arrangement of the 933W and ourknowledge of phage organization, we postulated that shiga-like toxingenes are “late genes” the expression of which is controlled by ahomologue of the Q gene of bacteriophage lambda. If in fact theshiga-like toxin genes are late genes, the toxins would be expressedonly during a lytic infection. Bacterial cells already carrying theprophage would be immune to super-infection by the phage released duringa lytic phase of growth. However, non-lysogens in the vicinity could beinfected and produce additional phage and toxin in what can beenvisioned as an amplification by recruitment. Thus any late geneproduct could be an indicator of a condition under which toxinproduction would be increased. We have identified a putative tail fibergene in the bacteriophage sequence. The coding region and the deducedamino acid sequence of the gene are shown in SEQ ID NO:264 and SEQ IDNO:265, respectively. The phage tail fibers, expressed by late genes,are required for infection of new bacterial hosts during the lytic phaseof growth. Therefore, antibodies to this protein could serve as adiagnostic, as well as a therapeutic to prevent the proposed recruitmentand infection of other bacterial cells.

Several other putative pathogenocity genes have been identified as well.The following is a list of additional pathogenic genes by reference tothe segment (OZ number) and to the open reading frame (F0 number) inwhich the sequence for that pathogen gene is presented below.

Toxins

OZID_(—)175 (F1037) homolog of Shigella SHeT

OZID_(—)175 (F1041, F1042) putative Clostridium difficile ToxAB-likecytotoxin

OZID_(—)11 (F0027) Legionella pneumophila IcmF-like homolog

Fimbriae

Attachment to the host:

OZID_(—)197 (F1133-F1139)

OZID_(—)215 (F1231-F1237)

Both encode six proteins most similar to those of the lpfABCDE locus ofSalmonella.

Iron Utilization

Iron is complexed in hemoglobin in the host so that infecting bacterianeed efficient systems to actively acquire iron.

OZID_(—)196 (F1124-F1132) chu locus homologous to the shu locus ofShigella dysenteriae

OZID_(—)29 (F1132-F1134) homologous to the Actinobacilluspleuropneumoniae afuABC locus

OZID_(—)176 (F1054-1059) a putative siderophore receptor and associatedproteins plus one hypothetical protein, similar to FecD, FecC (bothpermeases) and FecE (ATP-binding protein) of Synechocystis.

OZID_(—)78 (F0527 F0528), tonB-dependent outer membrane receptor, andABC transporter

OZID_(—)59 (F0294) putative exogenous ferric siderophore receptorsimilar to R4

OZID_(—)62 (F0360) Salmonella IroE-like protein,

Phage Encoded

OZID_(—)98 (F0630) and OZID_(—)139 (F0825), putative superoxidedismutases, potentially giving protection from oxidative stress

Metabolic Capabilities

These may contribute to the ability to grow in the intestinalenvironment.

OZID_(—)26 (F0125-F0131) high affinity ribose transport system

OZID_(—)29 (F0135-F0137) hexose-phosphate transport

OZID_(—)49 (F0167-F0179) includes glutamate fermentation, fumarase,ATP-transferase

OZID_(—)59 (F0256-F0262) urease

OZID_(—)62 (F0394-F0409) fatty acid/polyketide biosynthesis,interspersed unknowns

OZID_(—)151 (F0921-F0925) sucrose utilization, D-serine permease part of12 kb island

OZID_(—)156 (F0932-F0934) DMSO reductase-anaerobic

OZID_(—)193 (F1097-F1113) fatty acid biosynthesis

OZID_(—)194 (F1115-F1123) PTS and sugar modification enzymes, substrateunknown

OZID_(—)232 (F1266-F1272) PTS sorbose

OZID_(—)233 (F1274-F1282) sugar (ribose) transport, modification

One wishing to practice the present invention using one of the disclosedsequences could do so by isolating the sequence from ATCC 43895 usingknowledge of the nucleotide sequence and standard methods known to oneof skill in the art.

It is expected that minor sequence variations in E. coliO157:H7-specific nucleotide sequences associated with nucleotideadditions, deletions, and mutations, whether naturally occurring orintroduced in vitro, would not interfere with the usefulness of thesesequences in the detection of enterohemorrhagic E. coli, in methods forpreventing EHEC infection, and in methods for treating EHEC infection.Therefore, the scope of the present invention is intended to encompassminor variations in the claimed sequences.

By an E. coli O157:H7-specific nucleotide probe it is meant a sequencethat is able to hybridize to E. coli O157:H7 target DNA present in asample containing E. coli O157:H7 under suitable hybridizationconditions and which does not hybridize with DNA from other E. colistrains or from other bacterial species. It is well within the abilityof one skilled in the art to determine suitable hybridization conditionsbased on probe length, G+C content, and the degree of stringencyrequired for a particular application.

The probe may be RNA or DNA. Depending on the detection means employed,the probe may be unlabeled, radiolabeled, or labeled with a dye. Theprobe may be hybridized with a sample that has been immobilized on asolid support such as nitrocellulose or a nylon membrane, or the probemay be immobilized on a solid support, such as a silicon chip.

The sample to be tested may include blood, urine, feces, or othermaterials from a human or a livestock animal. Alternatively, the samplemay include food intended for human consumption. The sample may betested directly, or may be treated in some manner prior to testing. Forexample, the sample may be subjected to PCR amplification usingappropriate oligonucleotide primers.

Any means of detecting DNA-RNA or DNA-DNA hybridization known to the artmay be used in the present invention.

Also presented in this specification is a series of sequence listingsconstituting the entire sequence of all portions of the genome of E.coli 0157:H7 that do not appear in strain K12. These sequences arepresented as SEQ:ID:NO:1 to SEQ:ID:NO:255 below. Since all of thesesequences are diagnostic of 0157:H7, as compared to K12, sequenceinformation from any of these sequences can be used to design diagnosticprobes useful to distinguish strain 0157:H7 from strain K12 usingmolecular techniques. To have reasonable assurance of success underconditions of variable stringency, it is preferred that such diagnosticprobes use sequences which are at least 25 nucleotides or longer inlength. Any 25-mer selected from amongst any of the sequences in any ofSEQ:ID:NO:1 through SEQ:ID:NO:255 may be used for such a probe.

EXAMPLES

Isolation and Cloning of DNA

A 45-Kb LEE was isolated from EDL933, an EHEC 0157:H7 serovar, using ahomologous recombination driven targeting vector (Posfai et al. J.Bacteriol. 179: 4426-4428 (1997)). Briefly, a targeting vector, loadedwith known chromosomal sequence flanking LEE, was used to introducenovel flp recombinase target sites by homologous recombination.Expression of flp from a helper plasmid promotes excision of the targetas a small plasmid. The excised plasmid DNA was shotgun cloned into theJanus M13 vector (Burland et al., Nucleic Acids Res. 21:3385-3390(1993)). The urease gene cluster and the RTX toxin locus were isolatedand cloned in the same manner as LEE (Posfai et al. J. Bacteriol.179:4426-4428 (1997)).

Phage 933W obtained from the supernatant of a liquid culture of E. coliO157:H7 serovar EDL933 was used to infect E. coli K-12 strain LE392 inliquid culture. Phage were propagated in E. coli K-12 strain LE392 andisolated using standard methods. Purifying the phage by standard methodsincluding a CsCl-EtBr density gradient centrifugation step, andisolating the viral DNA. The viral DNA was sheared by nebulization andshotgun cloned into the Janus M13 vector.

The plasmid p0157 was isolated from E. coli O157:H7 EDL933W usingstandard methods known to the art. The plasmid was shotgun cloned intothe Janus M13 vector.

Total genomic DNA from E. coli O157:H7 EDL933 was shotgun cloned intothe Janus M13 vector.

DNA Sequence Determination and Analysis

Random shotgun cloning of total genomic DNA into the Janus M13 vector(Burland et al., Nucleic Acids Res. 21: 3385-3390 (1993)) providedtemplate for automated sequencing using dye-terminator chemistry. Asufficient number of random clones was sequenced to provide 6x coverageof each element with a minimum quality of 2x coverage, including bothstrands, for all regions. The sequences were assembled using SeqManII(DNASTAR) and edited manually.

Open reading frames were located with GeneQuest (DNASTAR) using both E.coli and phage trained matrices and annotated based on protein sequencesearches (DeCypherII Hardware/software System, TimeLogic, Inc.). Allsequence alignments were performed using MegAlign or Align (DNASTAR) andlevels of divergence were assessed with the Molecular EvolutionaryGenetic Analysis (MEGA) software package (Kumar et al., MEGA: Molecularevolutionary genetics analysis. The Pennsylvania State University,University Park (1993)). The Codon Adaptation Index (CAI) was calculatedby the method of Sharp and Li (Nucleic Acids Res. 15(3): 1281-1295(1987)).

TABLE 1 Sequence_ID Length (bp) Description OZID_1 6506 putative outermembrane protein, usher and chaperone, possibly fimbrial OZID_2 41 small(41 bp) no features OZID_3 635 topoisomerase toxin-antitoxin systemOZID_4 1010 unknown OZID_5 35 small (35 bp) no features OZID_6 30 small(30 bp) no features OZID_7 9381 putative fimbrial biosynthesis clusterhomologous to K-12 but highly divergent OZID_8 32 small (32 bp), nofeatures OZID_9 124 unknown, no ORFs OZID_10 221 yafE, putative enzymeOZID_11 31960 many unknowns, putative macrophage toxin, clpB paralog,and rhsG OZID_12 3660 rhs element OZID_13 10523 lambdoid prophageintegrated downstream of tRNA-thrW OZID_14 12886 P4-like prophageintegrated downstream of tRNA-thrW OZID_15 6133 unknowns including 3orfs similar to cluster (orf2, orf3, opdE) implicated in regulation of aPseudomonas aeruginosa porin for imipenem/basic amino acid uptake,begins within B0282-yagP, putative regulator OZID_16 2450 ISEc8 plus 8bp duplicated target site OZID_17 4716 several oxidoreductases, unknownsand a transcriptional regulator OZID_18 3695 extends C-terminus of eaeHcreating a much longer putative adhesin similar to intimin of the LEE ofthis organism and invasins of Yersinia, extends C-terminus of ykgA,putative regulator OZID_19 589 putative dehydrogenase (partial) OZID_20100 putative dehydrogenase (partial) OZID_21 4998 unknowns includingputative broken recombinase and possible invertible region OZID_22 4643putative secreted protein similar to AIDA-I (diffuse adherence in DAEC2787) and transport protein OZID_23 94 REP region OZID_24 93 no featuresOZID_25 598 unknowns OZID_26 4588 putative sugar (possibly ribose)transport system OZID_27 565 spanned by REP region OZID_28 1834 putativeregulator and unknown OZID_29 8114 ferric iron uptake system similar toafuABC of Actinobacillus and two component regulatory system similar touhpABC which is involved with hexose phosphate transport OZID_30 1394putative structural protein created by merging 5′ end of B0371-yaiT andB0374-yaiU OZID_31 45 small (45 bp) OZID_32 1939 creates alternate N-ter(much longer reading frame) for K-12 orf B0392, unknown OZID_33 372unknown OZID_34 1650 unknown OZID_35 687 unknowns similar to unknownsfound in Yersinia and Mycobacterium OZID_36 1983 unknown OZID_37 39small (39 bp) no features OZID_38 53 small (53 bp), no annotatedfeatures OZID_39 25165 putative novel RTX-like exoprotein and transportsystem OZID_40 2643 unknowns, REP region OZID_42 29 REP region OZID_4311613 novel Rhs element OZID_44 491 largely a tandem repeat of preceding468 bp (one copy in K-12 and it is disrupted by IS186) OZID_45 30 small(30 bp) nd features OZID_46 520 IRU with 69 bp deletion in centerOZID_47 1403 small unknowns OZID_48 70 small (70 bp), no annotatedfeatures OZID_49 13965 putative glutamate uptake and fermentation systemplus several unknowns OZID_50 49 small (49 bp) no features OZID_52 38577lambdoid prophage OZID_53 2807 unknowns OZID_54 103 internal segment ofunknown, REP region OZID_55 996 2 unknowns OZID_56 3515 unknowns andputative sulfatase OZID_57 2561 2 unknowns OZID_58 349 unknown OZID_5987563 3′ end of serW; integrase, urease, tellurite resistance,complement resistance, diacylglycerol kinase, colicin immunity, secretedproteins, outer membrane receptor, DNA repair, CP4-like prophage ORFs,unknowns; IS cluster, partials, ISEc8, IS629, IS1A OZID_60 40 39 bpinsertion in ftsK leading to 13 aa insertion in a glutamine and prolinerich repetitive region OZID_61 40 small (40 bp), no annotated featuresOZID_62 49795 putative lambdoid phage beginning in 3′ end of serT tRNAincludes some genes similar to database entries: integrase, unknowns,division inhibition protein, lambdoid phage lysis genes, regulator.Partial IS elements, enterotoxin EAST1, IS629 with deletion OZID_63 2512continued from the end of previous contig OZID_64 61658 933W, fullydescribed in Plunkett et al., J. Bacteriol. 181:1767-1778 (1999) OZID_652499 unknown OZID_66 31728 large cluster including many unknowns, apilin-like structural subunit and chaperone, putative secreted protein,HecB-like protein and several genes encoding components of a fatty acidor polyketide biosynthesis system OZID_67 988 no annotated featuresOZID_68 9827 no annotated features OZID_69 1411 2 genes similar toelements of the 933L, the cryptic P4- family prophage in the LEE OZID_70104 REP region OZID_71 26173 lambdoid prophage with a broken integrasesimilar to e14 and P21, also sporadic matches to other E. coli phage,including 933W OZID_72 3191 152 and IS285 partials, unknown orfs OZID_7315472 lambdoid prophage with Salmonella-like integrase, sporadic matchesto other coli phage, Streptomyces phi-C31 and Bacillus phi-105, REPregion OZID_74 46819 lambdoid prophage with P21-like integrase andexcisionase, and very lambda-like structural genes; IS629 with deletionOZID_75 33 small (33 bp), no annotated features OZID_76 92 no annotatedfeatures OZID_77 1313 IS629 is entire segment OZID_78 6737 TonBdependent outer membrane receptor, molybdenum and/or iron transportproteins, and several unknowns OZID_79 75 no annotated features OZID_8041 no features OZID_81 38276 lambdoid prophage with P21-like integrase,sporadic matches to various E. coli and B. subtilis phage, lambda-liketail components, a partial tonB paralog, and many unknowns OZID_82 354no annotated features OZID_83 205 unknown OZID_84 1494 unknowns OZID_85498 extends N-terminus of K-12 hypothetical B1522 OZID_86 124 unknownOZID_87 3281 putative fimbrial genes including an usher, chaperone andstructural subunit OZID_88 1548 1 unknown and 2 orfs similar tobacteriophage PA-2 OZID_89 653 within a K-12 putative glycoprotein(B1471) OZID_90 33 rhs element OZID_91 1206 rhs element, partial IS1NOZID_92 4447 rhs element OZID_93 1813 unknowns OZID_94 32 small (32 bp)no features OZID_95 4268 unknowns most similar to a broken K-12 gene(ydbA = rtoA) in the replaced region, possibly hypervariable with aduplication, but lacking an 152-1530 hybrid; REP region OZID_96 3404unknowns OZID_97 101 no features OZID_98 34063 lambdoid phage with manyunknowns, mixed matches to E. coli phage including 933W, H-19B, N15,P21, and very lamda-like tail components, 15629 OZID_99 494 unknownOZID_100 873 two orfs similar to cl and cro of bacteriophage HK022OZID_101 1313 15629 is whole segment OZID_102 883 unknowns OZID_103 665unknown OZID_104 7886 putative drug resistance efflux pump OZID_105 3983chaperone protein, 15630 partial OZID_106 6232 putative phage componentsand unknown orfs OZID_107 1711 unknown orfs OZID_108 44 no annotatedfeatures; 44 bp OZID_109 841 unknown orf OZID_110 1314 15629 OZID_111225 225 bp;no features OZID_112 102 102 bp;no features OZID_113 21119HP1/S2 integrase; phage regulator and replication proteins, partitiongenes, P2 tail fiber components, IS30 and IS629 partials OZID_114 931part of flagellin OZID_115 1958 orf similar to of Y. enterocoliticaOZID_116 62 small (62 bp) no features OZID_117 38 small (38 bp) nofeatures OZID_118 45175 lambdoid phage components lom, tail fiber,regulators, and integrase. Contains ClpP peptidase, cell divisionregulator, unknown orfs, IS629, 4 REP regions OZID_119 906 part of K-12largest ORF OZID_120 2448 ISEc8 OZID_121 3275 unknowns, IS629 OZID_122210 unknowns OZID_123 14187 complete O157 O-antigen biosynthesis clusterOZID_124 1376 putative UDP-galactose 4-epimerase OZID_125 88 88 bp; noannotated features OZID_126 745 bacteriophage N15 gp49; putativeregulator OZID_127 328 328 bp; no annotated features OZID_128 2272unknowns OZID_129 30 small (30 bp) no features OZID_130 958 putativefimbrial component; hypervariable homolog of yehA OZID_131 69 nofeatures OZID_132 26 small (26 bp) no features OZID_133 30 small (30 bp)no features OZID_134 3823 putative regulator of molybdate metabolismOZID_135 1304 putative regulator of molybdate metabolism OZID_136 935unknowns OZID_137 1313 IS629 OZID_138 25 small (25 bp) no featuresOZID_139 48907 Lambdoid phage components lom, putative prophagecomponents; phage contains Shiga toxin SLTkla and b subunits, Qregulator and putative superoxide dismutase; putative CTX putativeproteases, ISEc8, unknowns, integrase, REP region OZID_140 41 40 bp; noannotated features OZID_141 377 unknown OZID_142 6185 aromaticdegradation cluster; LYS-R-type regulator, partial BoxC repeat OZID_143150 150 bp; no annotated features OZID_144 1879 putative antibioticefflux protein OZID_145 1713 unknown OZID_146 36 small (36 bp) nofeatures OZID_147 207 partial RSA repeat OZID_148 182 unknown, spannedby REP region OZID_149 7198 unknowns; begin hypervariable fimbrialsubunits, chaperone and ushers OZID_150 186 part of unknown ORF OZID_15112804 bacteriophage P22 gp7 and 14; unknowns; putative resolvase;sucrose permease, hydrolase and regulator, fructokinase. OZID_152 1748ISEco1253 is entire segment OZID_153 396 unknowns OZID_154 35 small (35bp) no features OZID_155 48 small (48 bp) no features OZID_156 4859 DMSOreductase subunits OZID_157 42 part of unknown ORF OZID_158 132 putativeATP synthase beta subunit OZID_159 4190 unknowns; putative chaperoneOZID_160 17136 unknowns; lambdoid bacteriophage components Rz, R,antirepressor, Q, nin, lambdoid unknowns, IS30 and IS911 partials,integrase, REP region OZID_161 2077 putative regulator; unknown OZID_16240 small (40 bp) no features OZID_163 2936 unknowns; putativedecarboxylase, putative regulator OZID_164 9179 Beginning of series ofunknowns similar to K-12 counterparts: hypervariable; 3 iap repeatsOZID_165 32 small (32 bp) no features OZID_166 3487 unknowns OZID_167236 unknown OZID_168 16950 large cluster encoding a putative type IIIsecretion system, response regulator for 2 component system, InvF-likeand putative secreted proteins, and a putative lipoprotein OZID_169 78part of a putative lipoprotein OZID_170 80 no features OZID_171 395 partof a putative D-3 phosphoglycerate dehydrogenase OZID_172 3267 unknowns;putative ATP-binding components of ABC transport system; part of aputative kinase OZID_173 935 unknown OZID_174 87 87 bp; REP regionOZID_175 23451 putative P4-type integrase; putative enterotoxin,cytotoxin and PagC-like virulence factors; ISEc8 complex cluster; IS2,IS1N, ISEc8, IS630 partials; IS629; ISEc8, IS3 and IS911 partialsOZID_176 7304 putative iron compound transport system, REP regionOZID_177 62 62 bp; no annotated features OZID_178 375 not annotatedOZID_179 100 REP region OZID_180 28 small (28 bp) no features OZID_1812326 PS subunits OZID_182 1307 unknowns; 15629; N-terminus of a putativefimbrial protein OZID_183 54 no features OZID_184 53 small (53 bp) nofeatures OZID_185 674 not annotated OZID_186 73 no features OZID_187 889unknowns OZID_188 2906 unknowns OZID_189 3511 unknowns; helicase (3ORFs) OZID_190 1819 unknowns OZID_191 1041 unknowns OZID_192 943unknowns OZID_193 15393 unknowns; putative enzymes of fatty acidbiosynthesis (acyl carriers, synthases and reductase); unclassifiedputative enzymes OZID_194 6563 unknowns; putative PTS subunits; putativexylulose kinase, putative phosphocarrier; putative aldolase OZID_195 25small (25 bp) no features OZID_196 9057 heme/hemoglobin uptake systemhomologous to the Shu system of Shigella dysenteriae OZID_197 5903putative long polar fimbrial subunits, usher and chaperone OZID_198 39small (39 bp) no features OZID_199 4021 putative regulator, putativepermease, unknown OZID_200 217 C-termini of an unknown and a putativeouter membrane protein OZID_201 1368 unknown OZID_202 6091 unknown;putative adhesin OZID_203 5407 putative LPS biosynthesis enzymesOZID_204 39 small (39 bp) no features OZID_205 62 small (62 bp) nofeatures OZID_206 140 hypervariable OZID_207 857 unknown OZID_208 43418LEE element; fully described in Perna et al., Infection and Immunity66:3810-3817 (1998) OZID_209 840 unknowns OZID_210 3357 unknownsOZID_211 508 part of putative 6-phospho-beta- glucosidase OZID_212 2625unknowns OZID_213 27 small (27 bp) no features OZID_214 7425 unknowns,REP region OZID_215 6943 putative lpf-like fimbrial subunits, usher andchaperones OZID_216 1003 unknowns, REP region overlaps left end OZID_2172692 unknowns OZID_218 48 small (48 bp) no features OZID_219 38 small(38 bp) no features OZID_220 34 34 bp; REP region OZID_221 48 48 bp, nofeatures OZID_222 989 unknown OZID_223 46 46 bp; no features OZID_2242047 unknowns OZID_225 1751 putative glycoporin OZID_226 136 REP regionOZID_227 1522 unknowns OZID_228 5519 Rhs core; unknowns; partial ISN1OZID_229 2691 putative hippuricase, putative citrate permease OZID_230131 hypervariable OZID_231 107 REP region OZID_232 6318 putative PTS forsorbose OZID_233 9306 putative response regulator, putative aldolase,putative ABC transport system for ribose, putative histidine kinaseOZID_234 164 no features OZID_235 1748 ISEco1253, no other featuresOZID_236 26 small (26 bp) no features OZID_237 46 no features OZID_23832 small (32 bp) no features OZID_239 29 small (29 bp) no featuresOZID_240 194 unknown,spanned by REP region OZID_241 90 no featuresOZID_242 10236 IS629; unknowns; putative resolvase; partial IS1351OZID_243 1089 no features OZID_244 31880 unknowns; putative helicasesOZID_245 5629 putative invasin OZID_246 2797 unknowns OZID_247 25 small(25 bp) no features OZID_248 2235 conserved unknowns OZID_249 7808putative restriction/modification system; conserved unknowns OZID_250822 unknown OZID_251 53 small (53 bp) no features OZID_252 287 unknownOZID_253 22306 unplaced contig; putative phage components OZID_254 12848unplaced contig; putative phage components and unknown orfs OZID_2555836 unplaced contig; phage components OZID_256 11481 unplaced contig;phage components OZID_257 4229 unplaced contig, putative phagecomponents and unknown orfs

TABLE 2 Sequence_ID Orf_ID Orf_Start Orf_End Description OZID_1 F0003 823  497 OZID_1 F0004  3286  836 putative usher protein OZID_1 F0005 3982  3299 putative chaperone protein OZID_1 F0006  4526  4032 putativefimbrial subunit-like structural protein OZID_1 F0007  6288  4867OZID_100 F0579  289  744 OZID_101 F0578   55  381 unknown in IS OZID_101F0577  378  1268 putative transposase OZID_102 F0575  346  873 OZID_104F0573  1208   45 putative transmembrane protein OZID_104 F0572  2590 1217 putative outer membrane channel protein OZID_104 F0571  5696  2613putative efflux pump OZID_104 F0570  6850  5696 putative efflux pumpOZID_104 F0569  7631  6966 putative transcriptional repressor OZID_105F0568  3882  3292 putative chaperone OZID_106 F1382  1086  442 OZID_106F1381  1478  1083 OZID_106 F1380  2162  1494 OZID_106 F1379  2263  2084OZID_106 F1378  3029  2289 OZID_106 F1377  4013  3036 OZID_106 F1376 4446  4021 OZID_106 F1375  4780  5214 OZID_106 F1374  5181  5426OZID_107 F0664  153  1232 OZID_107 F0665  1305  1556 OZID_11 F0021  620 324 OZID_11 F0022  1066  617 OZID_11 F0023  1665  1069 OZID_11 F0024 2007  1744 OZID_11 F0025  2465  1986 OZID_11 F0026  3930  2431 OZID_11F0027  7147  3851 OZID_11 F0028  8216  7422 OZID_11 F0029  8833  8213OZID_11 F0030  9581  8838 OZID_11 F0031 12349  9578 putative proteaseOZID_11 F0032 13119 12358 OZID_11 F0034 14455 13124 OZID_11 F0035 1495514458 OZID_11 F0036 16259 14979 OZID_11 F0037 17372 16284 OZID_11 F003819180 17330 OZID_11 F0039 19597 19184 OZID_11 F0040 21079 19688 OZID_11F0041 21354 21130 OZID_11 F0042 21889 21389 OZID_11 F0043 22586 23104OZID_11 F0044 23314 25455 OZID_11 F0045 25531 29745 OZID_11 F0046 2974830359 OZID_11 F0047 30698 30997 OZID_110 F0667   53  379 orf; conservedhypothetical protein in IS OZID_113 F0670  381  106 integrase (partial,C-terminus) OZID_113 F0671  1106  282 integrase (partial, N-terminus)OZID_113 F0672  1459  1112 OZID_113 F0673  2139  1489 OZID_113 F0674 2559  2155 putative phage-related repressor OZID_113 F0675  2635  2841OZID_113 F0676  2858  3061 putative phage related regulator OZID_113F0677  3083  3433 peptidase OZID_113 F0678  3444  3722 OZID_113 F0679 3734  3976 OZID_113 F0680  4179  4595 OZID_113 F0681  4619  4822OZID_113 F0682  4819  5085 OZID_113 F0683  5082  5381 OZID_113 F0684 5393  6010 OZID_113 F0685  5704  5934 OZID_113 F0686  6007  6372OZID_113 F0687  6379  9201 putative phage replication protein OZID_113F0688  9278 10237 putative partition protein OZID_113 F0689 10242 10556putative partition protein OZID_113 F0690 11265 10576 IS 629 transposaseOZID_113 F0691 11591 11265 orf; hypothetical protein conserved inseveral IS elements OZID_113 F0692 11762 12178 phage morphogenesisprotein OZID_113 F0694 12157 12477 OZID_113 F0693 12173 11889 OZID_113F0695 12827 12222 acetlytransferase OZID_113 F0696 13445 12951 putativephage tail fiber protein OZID_113 F0697 14288 13452 OZID_113 F0698 1629114165 putative tail fiber component OZID_113 F0699 16397 16242 putativetail fiber protein component OZID_113 F0700 16771 16406 putative tailfiber component OZID_113 F0701 17338 16826 putative tail fiber componentOZID_113 F0702 18522 17338 putative tail fiber component OZID_113 F070318548 19003 OZID_113 F0704 20144 18954 IS30 transposase OZID_113 F070520636 20244 OZID_113 F0706 20866 21117 OZID_118 F0709  505  1158OZID_118 F0710  1483  2637 OZID_118 F0711  4353  3034 OZID_118 F0712 5011  4412 membrane protein OZID_118 F0713  7505  5079 phage tailprotein OZID_118 F0714  8557  7382 phage tail protein OZID_118 F0715 9475  8798 phage tail protein OZID_118 F0717 10116  9373 phage tailprotein OZID_118 F1425 10304 10284 OZID_118 F0718 10825 10127 phage tailprotein OZID_118 F0719 11154 10825 phage tail protein OZID_118 F072011825 11151 phage tail protein OZID_118 F0721 13806 11758 phage tailprotein OZID_118 F0722 14149 13841 phage tail protein OZID_118 F072314472 14176 phage tail protein OZID_118 F0724 15366 14614 phage tailprotein OZID_118 F0725 15772 15374 phage tail protein OZID_118 F072616414 15785 phage tail protein OZID_118 F0727 16692 16411 OZID_118 F072817011 16685 OZID_118 F0729 18139 17099 OZID_118 F0730 18261 18587 orf;hypothetical protein in IS OZID_118 F0804 18584 19474 IS629 transposaseOZID_118 F0732 19440 19631 OZID_118 F0733 20583 19477 putative peptidaseOZID_118 F0734 21883 20381 OZID_118 F0735 22044 21883 OZID_118 F073624215 22092 OZID_118 F0737 24688 24212 OZID_118 F0738 25610 25143 celllysis protein OZID_118 F0739 26333 25764 antirepressor OZID_118 F074027137 26604 cell lysis protein OZID_118 F0741 27535 27188 OZID_118 F074227857 27537 cell lysis protein OZID_118 F0743 29755 27902 OZID_118 F074430586 30233 OZID_118 F0745 31984 31295 phage late gene regulator QOZID_118 F0746 32340 31981 putative endonuclease OZID_118 F0747 3340232353 OZID_118 F0748 33811 33404 OZID_118 F0749 34398 34249 OZID_118F0750 35026 34463 OZID_118 F0751 35446 35153 OZID_118 F0752 35649 35461OZID_118 F0753 36002 35646 OZID_118 F0754 36223 35999 OZID_118 F075537009 36245 OZID_118 F0756 37640 36978 OZID_118 F0757 38475 37432OZID_118 F0758 38963 38538 OZID_118 F0759 39187 38960 putativeregulator, cell division OZID_118 F0760 39282 39872 OZID_118 F0761 4020440356 OZID_118 F0762 40837 41025 putative inhibitor of cell divisionOZID_118 F0763 41022 41210 OZID_118 F0764 41068 41166 OZID_118 F076541306 43777 OZID_118 F0766 43836 44039 OZID_118 F0767 44039 45061integrase OZID_12 F0050  571  1749 OZID_12 F0051  1951  2214 OZID_12F0052  2395  3567 OZID_120 F0769   71  472 OZID_120 F0770  469  816OZID_121 F0773  2019  2345 unknown in IS OZID_121 F0774  2342  3232IS629 transposase OZID_123 F0777  845  180 acetyl transferase; O-antigenbiosynthesis OZID_123 F0778  3478  2108 phosphomannomutase OZID_123F0779  4930  3482 mannose-1-P guanosyltransferase OZID_123 F0780  5421 4912 GDP-mannose mannosylhydrolase OZID_123 F0781  6395  5424 fucosesynthetase OZID_123 F0782  7510  6392 GDP-mannose dehydratase OZID_123F0783  8744  7530 glycosyl transferase OZID_123 F0784  9869  8769perosamine synthetase OZID_123 F0785 11257  9866 O antigen flippaseOZID_123 F0786 11990 11244 glycosyl transferase OZID_123 F0787 1294211959 O antigen polymerase OZID_123 F0788 13922 13140 glycosyltransferase OZID_124 F0789  1232  237 putative UDP-galactose 4-epimeraseOZID_126 F0790   73  411 OZID_126 F0791  401  691 putative regulatorOZID_128 F0793  199  438 OZID_128 F0794  1489  1836 OZID_128 F0795  1846 2160 OZID_13 F0054  1107  862 early gene regulator OZID_13 F0055  1737 1348 OZID_13 F0056  2458  1865 repressor OZID_13 F0058  2679  2879antirepressor OZID_13 F0057  2783  2538 OZID_13 F0059  2938  3291antiterminator OZID_13 F0060  3324  3932 phage DNA replication OZID_13F0061  3872  4246 phage DNA replication OZID_13 F0062  4243  4554 phageDNA replication OZID_13 F0063  4536  5264 OZID_13 F0064  5276  5728phage tail protein OZID_13 F0065  6293  5700 phage tail protein OZID_13F0067  6781  7371 DNA invertase OZID_13 F0066  6790  6293 phage tailprotein OZID_13 F0068  8202  7429 OZID_13 F0070  9871 10089 OZID_13F0069 10176  9811 OZID_13 F0071 10306 10458 OZID_134 F0798  765  3656putative regulator OZID_136 F0800  167  370 OZID_136 F0801  377  195OZID_136 F0802  560  408 OZID_139 F0518  246  494 OZID_139 F0517  1251 862 OZID_139 F0822  3110  2511 membrane protein OZID_139 F0825  6305 7339 putative superoxide dismutase OZID_139 F0823  6678  3181 phagetail protein OZID_139 F0826  8210  7530 phage tail protein OZID_139F0827  9085  8108 phage tail protein OZID_139 F0828  9560  8862 phagetail protein OZID_139 F0829  9901  9560 phage tail protein OZID_139F0830 12974  9894 phage tail protein OZID_139 F0831 13308 13027 OZID_139F0832 13706 13332 OZID_139 F0833 14557 13712 OZID_139 F0835 14831 14487OZID_139 F0836 15274 14828 OZID_139 F0837 15957 15631 OZID_139 F083818538 16037 OZID_139 F0839 18705 18484 OZID_139 F0842 22412 20751OZID_139 F0843 22972 22409 phage DNA packaging protein OZID_139 F084423545 23156 OZID_139 F0845 24148 24513 OZID_139 F0846 24726 24259 celllysis protein OZID_139 F0847 25449 24880 OZID_139 F0848 26253 25720 celllysis protein OZID_139 F0849 26970 26551 OZID_139 F0850 29100 27154OZID_139 F0851 29227 29550 OZID_139 F0852 29880 29611 shiga-like toxin 1subunit B OZID_139 F0853 30837 29890 shiga-like toxin 1 subunit AOZID_139 F0854 31817 31344 phage late gene regulator Q OZID_139 F085532567 31962 OZID_139 F0856 33172 32729 OZID_139 F0857 33833 33306OZID_139 F0858 34375 33830 OZID_139 F0859 34658 34233 OZID_139 F086035106 34828 OZID_139 F0861 35467 35177 OZID_139 F0862 36165 35464OZID_139 F0863 37100 36162 phage replication protein OZID_139 F086437429 37133 phage regulatory protein OZID_139 F0865 37801 37544 phagerepressor OZID_139 F0866 37871 38518 phage repressor OZID_139 F086738930 39481 OZID_139 F0868 39964 40266 OZID_139 F0869 40864 40403OZID_139 F0870 41125 41493 ssDNA-binding protein OZID_139 F0871 4149441730 phage regulatory protein OZID_139 F0872 41918 42214 recombinationprotein OZID_139 F0873 42220 43005 recombination protein OZID_139 F087443002 43679 exonuclease OZID_139 F0875 44036 44317 OZID_139 F0877 4463445581 OZID_139 F0878 45729 46016 OZID_139 F0879 46093 46449 OZID_139F0880 46446 46808 OZID_139 F0881 46896 47138 OZID_139 F0882 47295 47549OZID_139 F0883 47583 48869 putative integrase OZID_14 F0072  162  1007integrase OZID_14 F0073  1031  1342 integrase OZID_14 F0074  1346  1762OZID_14 F0075  1735  2352 OZID_14 F0076  2352  2810 OZID_14 F0077  3045 3401 OZID_14 F0078  3466  4056 OZID_14 F0079  4056  4490 OZID_14 F0080 5303  5031 regulatory protein OZID_14 F0081  5860  5309 OZID_14 F0082 6609  5857 phage morphogenesis OZID_14 F0083  7543  7803 DNA-bindingprotein; possible regulator OZID_14 F0084  7800  8357 regulatory proteinOZID_14 F0085  8354  8575 OZID_14 F0086  8575  8898 OZID_14 F0087  891211245 replication protein (primase) OZID_14 F0088 12334 11378 OZID_141F0884  342   13 OZID_142 F0885  1312  119 putative hydroxylase OZID_142F0886  1881  1327 putative glutathione-S-transferase OZID_142 F0887 2681  1980 putative isomerase-decarboxylase OZID_142 F0888  3724  2696putative 1,2-dioxygenase OZID_142 F0889  4830  3736 putative transporterOZID_142 F0890  5173  6129 putative regulator OZID_145 F0895  455  1525OZID_149 F0901  1012  170 OZID_149 F0902  1562  1014 putative minorfimbrial subunit OZID_149 F0903  2002  1532 putative minor fimbrialsubunit OZID_149 F0904  2601  1999 putative minor fimbrial subunitOZID_149 F0905  3268  2510 putative fimbrial chaperone OZID_149 F0908 5942  3291 putative fimbrial usher OZID_149 F0909  6575  6012 putativemajor fimbrial subunit OZID_15 F0090  645  1382 putative oxidoreductaseOZID_15 F0091  1549  1827 OZID_15 F0092  3432  2530 putative LysR-liketranscriptional regulator OZID_15 F0093  3579  4736 OZID_15 F0095  4812 6005 OZID_150 F1490  1541  408 OZID_151 F0911  1312  176 OZID_151 F0913 2002  1322 OZID_151 F0914  2459  1989 OZID_151 F0916  3008  3703OZID_151 F0915  3025  2456 OZID_151 F0917  3880  3635 OZID_151 F0918 5785  4373 OZID_151 F0919  6148  5972 OZID_151 F0920  6451  7077putative resolvase OZID_151 F0921  8922  7675 sucrose permease OZID_151F0922  9908  8994 D-fructokinase OZID_151 F0923 10115 11557 sucrosehydrolase OZID_151 F0924 12653 11565 sucrose specific transcriptionalregulator OZID_152 F0926  1251   43 OZID_156 F0931  862   8 OZID_156F0932  1683  862 putative DMSO reductase subunit C OZID_156 F0933  2305 1676 putative DMSO reductase subunit B OZID_156 F0934  4683  2302putative DMSO reductase subunit A OZID_159 F0937   98  289 OZID_159F0938  268  516 OZID_159 F0939  670  840 OZID_159 F0940  1608  1018putative chaperone OZID_159 F0941  1791  2441 OZID_159 F0942  2520  3578OZID_16 F0096   72  473 OZID_16 F0097  470  817 OZID_16 F0098  867  2405OZID_160 F1390  507  277 OZID_160 F1391  905  558 OZID_160 F1345  1227 907 OZID_160 F1346  3125  1272 OZID_160 F1347  3366  3695 OZID_160F0956  4544  3786 OZID_160 F0957  5405  4782 phage late gene regulator QOZID_160 F0958  6067  5402 OZID_160 F0959  6705  6064 OZID_160 F0960 7297  6650 OZID_160 F0961  7552  8307 transposase for IS30 OZID_160F0962  8367  8645 OZID_160 F0963  9092  8721 OZID_160 F0964  9942  9004OZID_160 F0965 10808 10338 OZID_160 F0966 11247 10849 OZID_160 F096711838 11248 OZID_160 F0968 12878 11871 OZID_160 F0969 13366 12875integrase OZID_160 F0970 15403 14465 integrase OZID_160 F0971 1592615720 phage regulatory protein OZID_160 F0972 16877 16026 OZID_161 F0973 1469  135 putative regulator OZID_161 F0974  1557  1988 OZID_163 F0976 277   41 OZID_163 F0977  1715  288 OZID_163 F0978  2308  1715 putativedecarboxylase OZID_163 F0979  2422  2862 putative regulator OZID_164F0981  572  279 OZID_164 F0982  669  472 OZID_164 F0983  1492  569OZID_164 F0984  2271  1489 OZID_164 F0985  2867  2121 OZID_164 F0986 3933  2878 OZID_164 F0987  4481  3945 OZID_164 F0988  6040  4478OZID_164 F0989  8837  6138 OZID_166 F0991  268  567 OZID_166 F0992  551 1255 OZID_166 F0993  1489  2637 OZID_168 F0998  932  198 putativelipoprotein OZID_168 F0999  1261  929 putative TypeIII secretionapparatus protein OZID_168 F1000  2979  3479 putative response regulatorof two component transport system OZID_168 F1001  4957  3836 putativeintegral membrane protein-component of typeIII secretion apparatusOZID_168 F1002  5202  4966 putative integral membrane protein-componentof typeIII secretion apparatus OZID_168 F1003  5733  5281 putativeintegral membrane protein-component of typeIII secretion apparatusOZID_168 F1004  6671  6006 putative integral membrane protein-componentof typeIII secretion apparatus OZID_168 F1005  7692  6661 typeIIIsecretion apparatus protein OZID_168 F1006  8176  7607 typeIII secretionapparatus protein OZID_168 F1007  8482  8249 OZID_168 F1009 10227  8908typeIII secretion apparatus protein OZID_168 F1010 12292 10232 typeIIIsecretion apparatus protein OZID_168 F1012 13454 12285 secreted proteinOZID_168 F1013 15138 13435 putative InvG-like protein OZID_168 F101415884 15135 putative InvF-like protein OZID_168 F1015 16409 16230OZID_17 F0100  2207  1287 OZID_17 F0101  2301  3290 putative LysR-liketranscriptional regulator OZID_17 F0102  3934  3578 OZID_17 F0104  4702 4127 OZID_172 F1019  150  581 OZID_172 F1020  604  1182 OZID_172 F1021 1183  1890 OZID_172 F1022  1872  2555 putative ATP-binding protein ofABC transport system OZID_172 F1023  2516  3226 putative ATP-bindingprotein of ABC transport system OZID_173 F1025  789   58 OZID_175 F1027 197  1462 putative P4 integrase OZID_175 F1028  2364  1579 OZID_175F1029  2396  3127 OZID_175 F1030  3124  3471 OZID_175 F1031  3491  4939OZID_175 F1032  5696  4740 OZID_175 F1033  6341  5793 putative PagC-likemembrane protein OZID_175 F1034  7114  6914 OZID_175 F1035  7643  8533putative transposase OZID_175 F1036  8886  9113 OZID_175 F1037  932110970 putative enterotoxin OZID_175 F1038 11578 12567 OZID_175 F103912832 13290 OZID_175 F1040 13668 14513 OZID_175 F1041 15165 16466putative cytotoxin OZID_175 F1042 16751 17299 putative cytotoxinOZID_175 F1043 18229 17339 putative transposase OZID_175 F1044 1855218226 orf; hypothetical protein in IS OZID_175 F1045 18743 19090OZID_175 F1046 19140 20678 OZID_175 F1050 20746 20904 OZID_175 F105120901 21251 OZID_175 F1052 21734 22864 OZID_175 F1053 22914 23126putative transposase for IS3, partial OZID_176 F1054  931   44 OZID_176F1055  1935  928 putative iron compound-binding protein of ABCtransporter family OZID_176 F1056  2935  1886 putative iron compoundpermease protein of ABC transporter family OZID_176 F1057  3915  2932putative iron compound permease protein of ABC transporter familyOZID_176 F1058  4721  3912 putative ATP-binding protein of ABCtransporter family OZID_176 F1059  5095  7236 putative iron compoundreceptor OZID_178 F1061  356  159 OZID_181 F1064  393  1271 putativephosphotransferase system enzyme subunit OZID_181 F1065  1289  1723putative phosphotransferase system enzyme subunit OZID_182 F1068   54 380 orf; hypothetical protein in IS OZID_182 F1069  377  1267 putativeIS629 transposase OZID_185 F1072  194  661 putative leader peptidaseOZID_187 F1076   56  340 OZID_187 F1077  331  816 OZID_188 F1080  1529 537 OZID_189 F1082  1340   45 OZID_189 F1084  1471  1247 ATP-dependentDNA helicase (together with next 3 orfs) OZID_189 F1085  2373  1399ATP-dependent DNA helicase (together with adjacent 3 orfs) OZID_189F1086  2766  2377 ATP-dependent DNA helicase (together with adjacent 3orfs) OZID_189 F1087  3371  2763 ATP-dependent DNA helicase (togetherwith adjacent 3 orfs) OZID_190 F1088  210  1121 OZID_190 F1089  1486 1070 OZID_191 F1091  179   27 OZID_191 F1092  922  176 OZID_192 F1094 793  527 OZID_193 F1096  383  772 OZID_193 F1097  832  1899 OZID_193F1098  1940  2662 OZID_193 F1099  2641  3480 OZID_193 F1100  3455  3712putative acyl carrier protein OZID_193 F1101  3724  3975 putative acylcarrier protein OZID_193 F1102  3980  4561 OZID_193 F1103  4519  5919putative enzyme OZID_193 F1104  5876  6259 putative enzyme OZID_193F1105  6250  7926 putative enzyme OZID_193 F1106  7930  8352 OZID_193F1107  8349  8954 OZID_193 F1108  8923 11241 OZID_193 F1109 11238 11822OZID_193 F1110 11824 12993 putative 3-oxoacyl-[ACP] synthase OZID_193F1111 12990 13454 OZID_193 F1112 13454 14185 putative beta-ketoacyl-ACPreductase OZID_194 F1115  191  946 putative regulator OZID_194 F1116 971  1444 putative phosphotransferase system enzyme subunit OZID_194F1117  1441  1722 putative phosphotransferase system enzyme subunitOZID_194 F1118  1769  3157 putative phosphotransferase system enzymesubunit OZID_194 F1119  3150  4658 putative xylulose kinase OZID_194F1120  4648  4917 putative phosphocarrier protein OZID_194 F1121  4949 5809 putative aldolase OZID_194 F1122  6218  5859 OZID_194 F1123  6490 6215 OZID_196 F1124  1087   59 putative heme/hemoglobin transportprotein OZID_196 F1125  3118  1136 outer membrane heme/hemoglobinreceptor OZID_196 F1127  3801  4715 putative periplasmic binding proteinOZID_196 F1128  4735  6072 putative oxygen independentcoproporphyrinogen III oxidase OZID_196 F1129  6085  6579 OZID_196 F1130 6579  7202 OZID_196 F1131  7251  8243 putative permease of ironcompound ABC transport system OZID_196 F1132  8210  9010 putativeATP-binding component of iron compound transport system OZID_197 F1133 601   71 putative fimbrial subunit OZID_197 F1134  1661  606 putativefimbrial protein OZID_197 F1135  3133  1676 putative fimbrial usherOZID_197 F1136  4249  3146 putative fimbrial usher OZID_197 F1138  4976 4278 putative fimbrial chaperone OZID_197 F1139  5565  5029 putativemajor fimbrial subunit OZID_199 F1141  937  2337 putative permeaseOZID_202 F1146  868  1224 OZID_202 F1147  1268  6034 putative adhesinOZID_203 F1148   87  1295 putative LPS biosynthesis enzyme OZID_203F1149  2473  1331 putative LPS biosynthesis enzyme OZID_203 F1150  3036 2482 putative LPS biosynthesis enzyme OZID_203 F1151  4227  3520putative LPS biosynthesis enzyme OZID_203 F1152  5260  4253 putative LPSbiosynthesis enzyme OZID_208 L0003  181  1362 putative P4 familyintegrase OZID_208 L0004  1461  1811 unknown in IS OZID_208 L0005  1824 2006 OZID_208 L0006  2024  2677 unknown in IS OZID_208 L0007  2928 3302 OZID_208 L0008  3299  3790 OZID_208 L0009  3802  3999 OZID_208L0010  4084  4425 OZID_208 L0012  4626  4811 OZID_208 L0011  4652  4422OZID_208 L0013  5181  5582 unknown in ISEc8 OZID_208 L0014  5579  5926unknown in ISEc8 OZID_208 L0015  5976  7514 unknown in ISEc8 OZID_208L0016  9125  8379 putative secreted protein OZID_208 L0017  9488  9210OZID_208 L0018  9715  9494 type III secretion apparatus protein OZID_208L0019 10158  9751 OZID_208 L0020 11103 10165 secreted protein OZID_208L0021 12248 11124 secreted protein OZID_208 L0022 12839 12261 secretedprotein OZID_208 L0023 13953 12898 putative type III secretion apparatusprotein OZID_208 L0024 14096 15316 type III secretion apparatus proteinOZID_208 L0025 18384 15580 intimin protein OZID_208 L0026 18914 18444putative chaperone OZID_208 L0027 20728 19052 translocated intiminreceptor OZID_208 L0028 21763 21152 OZID_208 L0029 22029 22412 OZID_208L0030 23116 22610 OZID_208 L0031 24064 23147 putative type III secretionapparatus protein OZID_208 L0032 24302 24027 OZID_208 L0033 24813 24436OZID_208 L0034 26156 24816 type III secretion apparatus protein OZID_208L0035 28167 26140 type III secretion apparatus protein OZID_208 L003628517 28164 OZID_208 L0037 28702 29001 putative type III secretionapparatus protein OZID_208 L0038 29034 29462 OZID_208 L0039 29465 30037type III secretion apparatus protein OZID_208 L0040 30043 30498 OZID_208L0041 30498 32036 type III secretion apparatus protein OZID_208 L004232050 32505 chaperone of espD OZID_208 L0043 33302 32889 OZID_208 L004433728 33357 OZID_208 L0045 33924 34382 OZID_208 L0046 35416 34379 typeIII secretion apparatus protein OZID_208 L0047 36185 35409 type IIIsecretion apparatus protein OZID_208 L0048 36454 36185 type IIIsecretion apparatus protein OZID_208 L0049 37107 36454 type IIIsecretion apparatus protein OZID_208 L0050 37807 37112 OZID_208 L005138351 37752 OZID_208 L0052 38671 38348 OZID_208 L0053 38893 38675OZID_208 L0054 39297 38908 OZID_208 L0055 40542 41738 OZID_208 L005641866 42684 OZID_209 F1212  139  492 OZID_209 F12l3  476  799 OZID_21F0108  322   74 OZID_21 F0109  1349  240 OZID_21 F0110  2137  1376OZID_21 F0112  2875  2291 OZID_21 F0114  3122  2967 OZID_21 F0116  3573 3415 OZID_21 F0117  3977  3594 OZID_21 F0118  4400  4242 OZID_210 F1215 1203  100 OZID_210 F1216  1596  1219 OZID_210 F1217  2293  1811OZID_210 F1218  3106  2441 OZID_212 F1222  377  147 OZID_212 F1223  2331 328 OZID_214 F1224  2545  137 OZID_214 F1227  6763  4502 OZID_214 F1229 7083  7268 OZID_214 F1228  7174  6968 OZID_215 F1231  1188  106putative fimbrial protein OZID_215 F1232  2286  1216 putative fimbrialprotein OZID_215 F1233  4832  2298 putative fimbrial usher OZID_215F1234  5015  4854 putative fimbrial chaperone OZID_215 F1236  5539  5156putative fimbrial chaperone OZID_215 F1237  6245  5643 putative majorfimbrial subunit OZID_216 F1239  920   18 orf; conserved hypotheticalprotein OZID_217 F1240  532   41 OZID_217 F1241  1377  529 OZID_217F1242  2121  1735 OZID_217 F1243  2326  2637 OZID_22 F0120  468  4517putative beta-barrel outer membrane protein OZID_222 F1245  918   43OZID_224 F1249  835  1749 OZID_224 F1250  1857  1675 OZID_225 F1252  317 1711 putative glycoporin OZID_227 F1255  753   37 OZID_227 F1256  1472 786 OZID_228 F1257  105  4289 Rhs core protein OZID_228 F1258  4580 4858 OZID_228 F1259  4897  4583 orf; hypothetical protein in ISOZID_228 F1260  5076  4891 orf; hypothetical protein in IS OZID_228F1261  5375  5103 putative transposase OZID_229 F1262  200  1366putative hippuricase OZID_232 F1266  1533  292 putativeL-sorbose-1-P-reductase OZID_232 F1267  2397  1573 putative sorbose PTScomponent OZID_232 F1268  3205  2408 putative sorbose PTS componentOZID_232 F1269  3765  3271 putative sorbose PTS component OZID_232 F1270 4172  3765 putative sorbose PTS component OZID_232 F1271  4988  4182putative D-glucitol-6-P-dehydrogenase OZID_232 F1272  6050  5058putative transcriptional regulator of sorbose uptake and utilizationgenes OZID_233 F1274   51  776 putative response regulator OZID_233F1275  1774  773 OZID_233 F1276  2631  1771 putative aldolase OZID_233F1277  3329  2646 OZID_233 F1278  4325  3384 putative ribose bindingprotein of ABC transport system OZID_233 F1279  5318  4344 putativepermease of ribose ABC transport system OZID_233 F1281  6772  9045putative histidine kinase OZID_233 F1280  6868  5315 putativeATP-binding protein of ribose ABC transport system OZID_233 F1282  9042 9218 OZID_235 F1285  487   56 putative transposase OZID_235 F1286  495 1703 OZID_242 F1291   89  2038 putative transposase or integraseOZID_242 F1487  2238  2564 OZID_242 F1293  2561  3451 IS629 transposaseOZID_242 F1294  4011  3634 OZID_242 F1295  4399  4133 OZID_242 F1296 5936  5469 OZID_242 F1297  6123  6698 putative resolvase OZID_242 F1298 8213  6897 OZID_242 F1299  9138  8365 OZID_242 F1300  9255  9719OZID_243 F1302  105  272 putative transposase OZID_244 F1304  1663  560OZID_244 F1305  2374  1667 OZID_244 F1307  4090  2381 OZID_244 F1308 4251  7604 OZID_244 F1310  7595 13918 OZID_244 F1311 14142 17000putative ATP-dependent helicase OZID_244 F1312 17003 21937 OZID_244F1313 21937 28278 putative helicase OZID_244 F1314 28275 30389 putativehelicase OZID_244 F1315 31336 31154 OZID_244 F1316 31587 31342 OZID_244F1317 31829 31518 OZID_245 F1318  5257  155 putative invasin OZID_246F1320  2459  264 OZID_248 F1322   92  973 orf; conserved hypotheticalprotein OZID_248 F1323  1021  2184 orf; conserved hypothetical proteinOZID_249 F1325  1843   89 putative restriction modification enzyme Ssubunit OZID_249 F1326  3348  1843 putative restriction modificationenzyme M subunit (methylase) OZID_249 F1327  5811  3379 putativerestriction modification enzyme R subunit (endonucleas OZID_249 F1328 6089  6373 orf; conserved hypothetical protein OZID_249 F1329  6643 7740 orf; conserved hypothetical protein OZID_250 F1330  651  109OZID_253 F1468  1291  692 membrane protein OZID_253 F1467  4126  1358phage tail protein OZID_253 F1466  4755  4060 phage tail proteinOZID_253 F1465  5487  4816 phage tail protein OZID_253 F1464  6128  5385phage tail protein OZID_253 F1463  6832  6134 phage tail proteinOZID_253 F1462  7161  6832 phage tail protein OZID_253 F1461  9707  7158phage tail protein OZID_253 F1460 10134  9700 phage tail proteinOZID_253 F1459 10538 10116 phage tail protein OZID_253 F1458 11324 10554phage tail protein OZID_253 F1457 11484 11302 phage tail proteinOZID_253 F1456 11675 11433 phage tail protein OZID_253 F1454 12269 11691phage tail protein OZID_253 F1453 12634 12281 phage morphogenesisprotein OZID_253 F1450 14505 14167 phage morphogenesis protein OZID_253F1449 15057 14509 phage capsid protein OZID_253 F1448 15791 14901 phagecapsid protein OZID_253 F1447 17412 15811 phage capsid protein OZID_253F1446 17615 17409 phage morphogenesis protein OZID_253 F1444 19537 17612phage DNA packaging protein OZID_253 F1443 20057 19512 phage DNApackaging protein OZID_253 F1441 21837 21529 cell lysis protein OZID_254F1362  2117  1836 OZID_254 F1361  2515  2141 OZID_254 F1360  3309  2521OZID_254 F1359  3650  3306 OZID_254 F1358  4093  3647 OZID_254 F1357 4440  4090 OZID_254 F1356  4776  4450 OZID_254 F1355  5834  4773OZID_254 F1354  7195  5831 OZID_254 F1351 11059  9461 OZID_254 F094812283 11918 OZID_255 F1366  2147  1467 OZID_255 F1365  2959  2045OZID_255 F1363  3838  3497 OZID_256 F1421  718  1593 putative lambdoidphage tail fiber component OZID_256 F1422  1590  1886 putative lambdoidphage tail fiber component OZID_256 F1423  1981  2346 putative lambdoidphage tail fiber component, partial OZID_256 F1424  2356  2619 putativelambdoid phage tail fiber component, partial OZID_256 F1427  3271  3780putative lambdoid phage tail fiber component, partial OZID_256 F1428 3659  3949 putative lambdoid phage tail fiber component, partialOZID_256 F1429  4190  5365 putative lambdoid phage tail fiber component,partial OZID_256 F1430  5242  5991 putative lambdoid phage tail fibercomponent, partial OZID_256 F1431  5840  7450 putative lambdoid phagetail fiber component, partial OZID_256 F1432  7453  7668 putativelambdoid phage tail fiber component, partial OZID_256 F1433  7736  8335membrane protein OZID_257 F1437  1353  1057 OZID_26 F0125  229  1215putative periplasmic binding protein, probable substrate ribose OZID_26F0126  1264  1524 putative ATP-binding component of transport systemOZID_26 F0127  1570  2748 putative ATP-binding component of transportsystem, probably ribose specific OZID_26 F0128  2741  3712 putativepermease component of transport system, probably ribose specific OZID_28F0131  1728  940 OZID_29 F0132  1116   58 putative ATP-binding componentof transport system for ferric iron OZID_29 F0133  3194  1116 putativepermease component of transport system for ferric iron OZID_29 F0134 4294  3263 periplasmic ferric iron-binding protein OZID_29 F0135  5607 4291 putative permease; hexosephosphate transport OZID_29 F0136  7221 5680 putative sensor kinase; hexosephosphate transport OZID_29 F0137 7850  7221 putative response regulator; hexosephosphate transportOZID_3 F0009   77  310 putative antitoxin of gyrase inhibitingtoxin-antitoxin system OZID_3 F0008   171   1 OZID_3 F0010  313  627putative toxin of gyrase inhibiting toxin-antitoxin system OZID_34 F0141  70  237 OZID_34 F0142  188  1633 OZID_35 F0143  150  392 OZID_35 F0144 352  666 OZID_36 F0145  1753  182 OZID_39 F0146  310  1665 putativeouter membrane export protein for RTX-like exoprotein OZID_39 F0147 1768  6153 OZID_39 F0148  6361 21927 OZID_39 F0149 21931 24093 putativecytoplasmic membrane export protein for RTX-like exoprotein OZID_4 F0011 207  776 OZID_40 F0151  207   4 OZID_40 F0152  626  204 OZID_40 F0153 1727  711 OZID_40 F0154  2094  2456 OZID_43 F0156  1260  124 OZID_43F0157  3057  1723 OZID_43 F0158  8588  3651 OZID_43 F0159  9069  8608OZID_43 F0160 10998  9097 OZ(D_44 F0161  230  481 OZID_47 F0162  232 432 OZID_47 F0163  544  374 OZID_47 F0164  917  702 OZID_47 F0165  1136 1288 OZID_49 F0167  564  1469 putative LysR-like transcriptionalregulator OZID_49 F0168  2105  1503 putative corrinoid:ATPadenosyltransferase OZID_49 F0169  3767  2115 putative fumaratehydratase OZID_49 F0170  4450  3875 OZID_49 F0171  5175  4393 OZID_49F0172  5632  5315 OZID_49 F0173  6999  5629 OZID_49 F0174  8244  7003putative methylaspartate ammonia-lyase OZID_49 F0175 11096  9708putative glutamate mutase OZID_49 F0176 11608 11096 putativemethylaspartate mutase OZID_49 F0177 11899 11732 OZID_49 F0178 1251512093 OZID_49 F0179 13541 12597 OZID_52 F0180  855   85 integraseOZID_52 F0181  1825  2400 OZID_52 F0183  3159  3344 OZID_52 F0182  3212 2931 OZID_52 F0184  4246  3566 exonuclease OZID_52 F0185  4803  4243OZID_52 F0186  5283  5906 OZID_52 F0187  6134  6565 OZID_52 F0188  7736 6777 OZID_52 F0189  8127  8900 phage late gene regulator Q OZID_52F0190  9069  9827 OZID_52 F0191 10648 10908 cell lysis protein OZID_52F0192 10908 11405 cell lysis protein OZID_52 F0193 11402 11869 celllysis protein OZID_52 F0194 11866 12009 OZID_52 F0195 12305 12694OZID_52 F0196 12684 13175 OZID_52 F0197 13175 15277 DNA packagingprotein OZID_52 F0198 15274 15486 OZID_52 F0199 15414 16019 OZID_52F0200 16016 16537 OZID_52 F0201 16789 18966 peptidase OZID_52 F020219053 19376 OZID_52 F0203 19369 19644 OZID_52 F0204 19656 20234 phagemorphogenesis protein OZID_52 F0205 20231 20632 phage morphogenesisprotein OZID_52 F0206 20568 21386 phage morphogenesis protein OZID_52F0207 21435 21833 phage morphogenesis protein OZID_52 F0208 21842 22171phage morphogenesis protein OZID_52 F0209 22134 25208 phagemorphogenesis protein OZID_52 F0210 25208 25537 phage morphogenesisprotein OZID_52 F0211 25547 26245 phage morphogenesis protein OZID_52F0212 26251 26994 phage morphogenesis protein OZID_52 F0213 26892 27539phage morphogenesis protein OZID_52 F0214 27600 28307 phagemorphogenesis protein OZID_52 F0215 28222 31017 phage morphogenesisprotein OZID_52 F0216 31088 31687 OZID_52 F0217 31747 33063 phage tailprotein OZID_52 F0218 33511 34491 OZID_52 F0220 34525 35544 OZID_52F0221 36646 37254 OZID_52 F0222 37485 38183 OZID_53 F0223  607  2619OZID_53 F0225  2546  2749 OZID_55 F0231  400   71 OZID_55 F0232  776 390 OZID_56 F0233  287  1630 OZID_56 F0234  1652  1972 OZID_56 F0235 1984  3465 putative sulfatase OZID_57 F0236  606  1847 OZID_57 F0237 1957  2412 OZID_59 F0239  161  1363 putative P4-family integraseOZID_59 F0240  3367  1550 OZID_59 F1480  3564  3659 transposase OZID_59F1481  3660  3836 transposase OZID_59 F0242  3855  4025 OZID_59 F0243 3863  4300 transposase OZID_59 F0241  4159  3821 OZID_59 F0244  4467 4775 putative prophage regulatory protein OZID_59 F0245  5400  6803OZID_59 F0246  7624  8187 OZID_59 F0247  8318 10702 OZID_59 F0248 1299711459 unknown in ISEc8 OZID_59 F0249 13394 13047 unknown in ISEc8OZID_59 F0250 13792 13391 unknown in ISEc8 OZID_59 F0251 14158 13847putative transposase OZID_59 F0252 14298 15116 unknown in IS600 OZID_59F0253 15229 15768 putative complement resistance protein OZID_59 F025417067 17426 putative diacylglycerol kinase OZID_59 F0255 19138 17519OZID_59 F0256 20019 20717 putative urease accessory protein D OZID_59F0257 20808 21110 putative urease structural subunit A (gamma) OZID_59F0258 21119 21439 putative urease structural subunit B (beta) OZID_59F0259 21414 23135 putative urease structural subunit C (alpha) OZID_59F0260 23145 23609 putative urease accessory protein E OZID_59 F026123610 24284 putative urease accessory protein OZID_59 F0262 24296 24913putative urease accessory protein OZID_59 F0263 24900 24514 OZID_59F0264 25510 25169 unknown in IS OZID_59 F0265 26125 26388 putativeribosomal protein OZID_59 F0266 27139 26762 OZID_59 F0267 27657 27262putative colicin immunity protein OZID_59 F0268 28440 27703 OZID_59F0269 29449 30210 OZID_59 F0271 30391 30660 OZID_59 F0270 30524 29907unknown in ISEc8 OZID_59 F0272 30712 31137 unknown in ISEc8 OZID_59F0273 31134 31484 unknown in ISEc8 OZID_59 F0274 31515 33128 unknown inISEc8 OZID_59 F0276 33378 33674 OZID_59 F0277 33747 34490 OZID_59 F027533989 33132 unknown in ISEc8 OZID_59 F0278 34412 34071 unknown in ISEc8OZID_59 F0279 34728 34399 unknown in ISEc8 OZID_59 F0280 35456 34989unknown associated with putative tellurite resistance OZID_59 F028136682 35474 OZID_59 F0282 37649 36693 OZID_59 F0283 38728 37649 OZID_59F0284 39503 38730 OZID_59 F0285 40638 39496 OZID_59 F0286 41706 40648OZID_59 F0287 42029 42610 putative phage inhibition, colicin resistanceand tellurite resistance protein OZID_59 F0288 42610 43767 putativephage inhibition, colicin resistance and tellurite resistance proteinOZID_59 F0289 43790 44245 putative phage inhibition, colicin resistanceand tellurite resistance protein OZID_59 F0290 44268 45308 putativephage inhibition, colicin resistance and tellurite resistance proteinOZID_59 F0292 45357 45935 putative phage inhibition, colicin resistanceand tellurite resistance protein OZID_59 F0293 46004 46579 putativephage inhibition, colicin resistance and tellurite resistance proteinOZID_59 F0294 49991 47901 putative receptor OZID_59 F0295 51424 51663OZID_59 F0296 52296 52631 OZID_59 F0297 52742 52933 OZID_59 F0299 5354253910 OZID_59 F0298 53606 53412 OZID_59 F0300 53837 53658 OZID_59 F030153926 54198 OZID_59 F0302 54131 53934 OZID_59 F0303 54482 54697 OZID_59F0305 54763 54960 OZID_59 F0304 54824 54603 OZID_59 F0306 55202 54867OZID_59 F0307 55690 56814 putative glucosyltransferase OZID_59 F148357658 57233 transposase OZID_59 F1484 57930 57655 transposase OZID_59F0308 59084 59593 OZID_59 F0309 59682 60305 OZID_59 F0311 60401 60634OZID_59 F0312 61243 61497 OZID_59 F0313 62359 61472 putative transposaseOZID_59 F0314 62685 62359 unknown in IS OZID_59 F0315 62866 63912OZID_59 F0316 64153 64668 OZID_59 F0317 64818 66833 OZID_59 F0318 6733468566 OZID_59 F0319 68551 69189 OZID_59 F0320 69558 70202 OZID_59 F032170518 71018 OZID_59 F1485 71151 70900 transposase OZID_59 F0323 7120271627 unknown in putative ISEc8 OZID_59 F0324 72399 73310 OZID_59 F032573514 76531 putative adhesin OZID_59 F0326 76639 79026 OZID_59 F032779023 79928 OZID_59 F0328 79925 80995 OZID_59 F0329 81335 82153 OZID_59F0330 82244 82729 OZID_59 F0331 82730 83221 putative DNA repair proteinOZID_59 F0332 83284 83505 OZID_59 F0333 83668 84042 putative structuralprotein OZID_59 F0334 84089 84370 OZID_59 F0335 85232 84345 putativetransposase OZID_59 F0336 85558 85232 unknown in IS OZID_59 F0339 8655887400 OZID_59 F0340 87457 86912 OZID_62 F0342  1161  142 integraseOZID_62 F0343  1381  1139 OZID_62 F0344  3920  1449 OZID_62 F0345  4142 4014 OZID_62 F0346  4390  4202 cell division inhibition protein OZID_62F0347  5726  5337 OZID_62 F0348  5866  5738 OZID_62 F0349  6023  5868OZID_62 F0350  6779  6588 OZID_62 F0351  7208  6807 OZID_62 F0352  7573 7998 OZID_62 F0353  7961  8521 OZID_62 F0354  8582  8205 OZID_62 F0355 8628  9830 OZID_62 F0356  8855  8700 OZID_62 F0357  9837 10583 DNAreplication factor OZID_62 F0358 10605 11375 OZID_62 F0359 11391 11804OZID_62 F0360 12929 12156 OZID_62 F0362 13888 14061 OZID_62 F0363 1413715186 OZID_62 F0364 15199 15570 endodeoxyribonuclease OZID_62 F036515551 15931 OZID_62 F0366 16077 16901 OZID_62 F0367 17188 17427 OZID_62F0368 17522 18235 regulatory protein OZID_62 F0369 19003 20853 OZID_62F0370 21029 21355 unknown in IS OZID_62 F0371 21352 22005 transposaseOZID_62 F0372 22524 22210 regulatory protein OZID_62 F0373 23457 22990cell lysis protein OZID_62 F0374 24274 23777 cell lysis protein OZID_62F0375 24326 24144 cell lysis protein OZID_62 F0377 24444 24758 OZID_62F0376 24553 24359 OZID_62 F0378 25220 25014 cell lysis protein OZID_62F1393 27518 25668 OZID_62 F1394 28000 27833 OZID_62 F1440 28127 27840OZID_62 F1396 29436 29065 OZID_62 F1397 29759 29376 OZID_62 F1398 3010929750 OZID_62 F1399 31225 30122 OZID_62 F1400 31445 31173 OZID_62 F140131779 31567 OZID_62 F1403 32229 32459 OZID_62 F1402 32241 32029 OZID_62F1404 33032 32475 OZID_62 F1405 33660 33355 OZID_62 F1406 33691 33380OZID_62 F1407 34313 33909 OZID_62 F1408 34939 34223 OZID_62 F1409 3563534973 OZID_62 F1410 36476 35427 OZID_62 F1411 37036 36539 OZID_62 F141237282 37920 OZID_62 F1413 38132 38365 OZID_62 F1414 38365 39015 OZID_62F1415 39688 39981 OZID_62 F1416 40259 41503 OZID_62 F1417 41500 42036putative transposase OZID_62 F1418 42109 42456 OZID_62 F1491 42883 43007heat stable enterotoxin OZID_62 F1419 43387 42506 putative transposaseOZID_62 F1420 43398 43799 unknown in ISEc8 OZID_62 F1048B 43796 44143unknown in ISEc8 OZID_62 F1388 46165 45743 putative transposase OZID_62F1387 46965 46315 OZID_62 F1386 47297 46950 OZID_62 F1385 48206 47676OZID_62 F1384A 48540 48866 unknown in IS OZID_62 F1383 48863 49753putative IS629 transposase OZID_63 F1472  212  613 OZID_63 F1473  1491 739 OZID_64 L0061  1363   29 integrase OZID_64 L0062  1691  1392putative excisionase OZID_64 L0063  2073  1762 OZID_64 L0064  2498  2133OZID_64 L0065  3033  2410 OZID_64 L0066  3324  3037 OZID_64 L0067  3544 3326 OZID_64 L0068  3833  3546 OZID_64 L0069  4876  4103 OZID_64 L0070 5474  5193 OZID_64 L0071  5676  5485 OZID_64 L0072  5837  5649 OZID_64L0073  6508  5831 exonuclease OZID_64 L0074  7290  6505 recombinationprotein OZID_64 L0075  7592  7296 host-nuclease inhibitor proteinOZID_64 L0076  7937  7668 kil protein OZID_64 L0077  7944  7780regulatory protein CIII OZID_64 L0078  8385  8017 putativesingle-stranded DNA binding protein OZID_64 L0079  9006  8536 OZID_64L0080  9448  9065 early gene regulator N OZID_64 L0081 10101  9937OZID_64 L0082 11150 10104 serine/threonine kinase OZID_64 L0083 1160511144 OZID_64 L0084 12014 11673 OZID_64 L0085 12782 12075 repressorprotein CI OZID_64 L0086 12861 13088 regulatory protein Cro OZID_64L0087 13227 13523 regulatory protein CII OZID_64 L0088 13556 14494replication protein O OZID_64 L0089 14491 15192 replication protein POZID_64 L0090 15189 15479 Ren protein OZID_64 L0091 15550 15828 OZID_64L0092 15997 16356 OZID_64 L0093 16380 16826 OZID_64 L0094 16823 17350putative DNA N-6-adenine-methyltransferase OZID_64 L0095 17532 18581OZID_64 L0096 18727 19455 DNA-binding protein Roi OZID_64 L0097 1945520060 OZID_64 L0098 20057 20251 OZID_64 L0099 20205 20678 late generegulator Q OZID_64 L0103 21462 22421 Shiga toxin 2 subunit A OZID_64L0104 22433 22702 Shiga toxin 2 subunit B OZID_64 L0105 23189 25126OZID_64 L0106 25307 25753 OZID_64 L0107 25830 26045 lysis protein S;holin OZID_64 L0108 26050 26583 endolysin OZID_64 L0109 26854 27423putative regulatory protein OZID_64 L0110 27577 28041 endopeptidaseOZID_64 L0143 27797 27982 Rz1 protein precursor; prolipoprotein; outermembrane lipoprote OZID_64 L0111 28366 28073 Bor protein precursorOZID_64 L0112 28775 29581 putative terminase, small subunit OZID_64L0113 29562 31268 putative terminase, large subunit OZID_64 L0114 3126833412 putative portal protein OZID_64 L0115 33570 34577 OZID_64 L011634601 35815 OZID_64 L0117 35871 36260 OZID_64 L0118 36283 36771 OZID_64L0119 36647 37318 OZID_64 L0120 37318 37968 OZID_64 L0121 37965 39902putative tail fiber protein OZID_64 L0122 39784 40173 OZID_64 L012340220 40501 OZID_64 L0124 40718 42421 OZID_64 L0125 42418 43686 OZID_64L0126 43752 43979 OZID_64 L0127 43985 44602 OZID_64 L0128 44693 45427outer membrane protein Lom precursor OZID_64 L0129 45857 46258 OZID_64L0130 46352 47008 OZID_64 L0131 47011 47457 OZID_64 L0132 47467 47718OZID_64 L0133 47729 48994 OZID_64 L0134 49025 57445 OZID_64 L0135 5772857916 OZID_64 L0136 58340 57996 OZID_64 L0137 58615 58460 host killerprotein OZID_64 L0144 58672 58460 modulation of host killing; part oftoxin/antitoxin system; prophage maintenance OZID_64 L0139 59376 58906OZID_64 L0141 60418 60197 OZID_64 L0142 61095 60466 OZID_65 F0379  1491 148 OZID_66 F0380   87  1697 OZID_66 F0381  2291  1764 OZID_66 F0382 2692  2853 OZID_66 F0383  3787  4578 putative oxidoreductase OZID_66F0384  5368  4724 putative chaperone OZID_66 F0385  6744  5410 OZID_66F0386  9282  6760 putative usher protein OZID_66 F0387 10057  9335putative chaperone OZID_66 F0389 10682 10122 putative pilin subunitOZID_66 F0390 11348 10725 OZID_66 F0391 12739 16551 putative member ofShlA/HecA/FhaA exoprotein family OZID_66 F0393 16640 18259 putativeouter membrane transporter of ShlA/HecA/FhaA exoprotein family OZID_66F0394 18275 18643 putative acyl-carrier protein synthase OZID_66 F039518654 19418 putative fatty acyl chain reductase OZID_66 F0396 1942219970 putative fatty acyl chain dehydrase OZID_66 F0397 19992 20273putative acyl-carrier protein OZID_66 F0398 20309 21469 putativeaminomethyltransferase OZID_66 F0399 21543 24101 putativebeta-ketoacyl-acyl carrier protein synthase OZID_66 F0401 24040 25329OZID_66 F0402 25326 26279 OZID_66 F0403 26203 26997 OZID_66 F0404 2699027637 OZID_66 F0405 27638 28948 OZID_66 F0406 28957 29745 OZID_66 F040729742 31130 OZID_68 F1338  5046  6371 OZID_68 F0634  8543  8271 OZID_69F0410  102  344 OZID_69 F0411  429  1271 OZID_7 F0013  3203  2094putative fimbrial protein OZID_7 F0014  3805  3215 putative fimbrialprotein OZID_7 F0015  4431  3826 putative fimbrial protein OZID_7 F0016 5006  4446 putative fimbrial protein OZID_7 F0017  7506  5008 putativefimbrial usher protein OZID_7 F0018  8381  7650 putative fimbrialchaperone protein OZID_7 F0019  9067  8462 putative fimbrial proteinOZID_71 F0412  375  145 integrase OZID_71 F0413  1063  476 integraseOZID_71 F0414  1510  1232 excisionase OZID_71 F0416  1968  2381 OZID_71F0415  2000  1563 OZID_71 F0417  2488  2261 OZID_71 F0419  3658  3182OZID_71 F0420  4090  4515 OZID_71 F0421  4578  5621 OZID_71 F0422  5413 6075 OZID_71 F0423  6109  6825 OZID_71 F0424  6735  7139 OZID_71 F0425 7136  7438 OZID_71 F0426  7428  7745 OZID_71 F0427  7687  8016 OZID_71F0428  8003  8440 OZID_71 F0429  8636  9223 OZID_71 F0430 10292 11341OZID_71 F0431 11354 11728 endonuclease OZID_71 F0432 11725 12546 phagelate gene regulator Q OZID_71 F0433 13143 13310 OZID_71 F0434 1362515562 OZID_71 F0435 15710 15892 OZID_71 F0436 15819 16199 OZID_71 F043716275 16490 OZID_71 F0952 16890 17423 cell lysis protein OZID_71 F095117694 18263 antirepressor OZID_71 F1348 19516 19881 OZID_71 F1349 1959819987 OZID_71 F1350 20171 20734 OZID_71 F0945 20731 22392 OZID_71 F135222456 24393 OZID_71 F1353 24438 24659 OZID_72 F0439  234   1 unknown inIS OZID_72 F0441  514  867 putative transposase OZID_72 F0440  602  396unknown in IS OZID_72 F0442  1009  1242 OZID_72 F0443  1370  1095OZID_72 F0444  2792  1431 OZID_73 F0447  146  1396 integrase OZID_73F0448  1761  1949 OZID_73 F0449  2007  2750 OZID_73 F0450  2776  2973OZID_73 F0451  2924  3151 OZID_73 F0452  3151  3342 OZID_73 F0453  3332 3574 OZID_73 F0454  3580  3879 OZID_73 F0455  3876  6008 OZID_73 F0456 6379  6630 OZID_73 F0457  6627  7037 ssDNA-binding protein OZID_73F0458  7006  7320 OZID_73 F0459  7367  7669 OZID_73 F0460  7962  9119OZID_73 F0461  9159  9731 OZID_73 F0462  9733 10944 OZID_73 F0463 1094111279 OZID_73 F0464 11276 11572 OZID_73 F0465 11572 12012 OZID_73 F046612302 12658 OZID_73 F0467 12774 14066 OZID_73 F0468 13894 14304 OZID_73F0469 14318 14599 OZID_74 F0470  1203   61 integrase OZID_74 F0471  1429 1193 excisionase OZID_74 F0472  1460  1618 OZID_74 F0473  1533  2135phage replication protein OZID_74 F0474  2135  2356 phage replicationprotein OZID_74 F0475  2353  3054 phage replication protein OZID_74F0476  3051  3353 OZID_74 F0477  3421  3753 OZID_74 F0478  3998  5524OZID_74 F0479  5644  5835 OZID_74 F0480  6026  6481 OZID_74 F0481  6481 6651 OZID_74 F0482  6644  6934 OZID_74 F0483  6931  7293 endonucleaseOZID_74 F0484  7427  8116 phage late gene regulator Q OZID_74 F0485 8438  8743 OZID_74 F0486  8730  9206 cell lysis protein OZID_74 F0487 9203  9664 cell lysis protein OZID_74 F0488  9989  9696 membraneprotein OZID_74 F0489 10733 10281 OZID_74 F0490 10977 11183 OZID_74F0491 11542 11348 OZID_74 F0492 11931 12476 phage DNA packaging proteinOZID_74 F0493 12451 14376 phage DNA packaging protein OZID_74 F049414373 14579 phage morphogenesis protein OZID_74 F0495 14576 16177 phagecapsid protein OZID_74 F0496 16023 16394 phage capsid protein OZID_74F0497 16391 17476 phage capsid protein OZID_74 F0498 17480 17818 phagemorphogenesis protein OZID_74 F0499 17847 18899 phage capsid proteinOZID_74 F0500 18902 19339 phage DNA packaging protein OZID_74 F050119351 19704 phage morphogenesis protein OZID_74 F0502 19719 20252 phagetail protein OZID_74 F0503 20249 20644 phage tail protein OZID_74 F050420652 21404 phage tail protein OZID_74 F0505 21418 21840 phage tailprotein OZID_74 F0506 21867 22226 phage tail protein OZID_74 F0508 2226324875 phage tail protein OZID_74 F0509 24872 25201 phage tail proteinOZID_74 F0510 25201 25899 phage tail protein OZID_74 F1426 25739 26653phage tail protein OZID_74 F0512 26551 27228 phage tail protein OZID_74F0513 27469 28644 phage tail protein OZID_74 F0514 28521 30941 phagetail protein OZID_74 F0515 31009 31608 membrane protein OZID_74 F082031667 34588 putative tail fiber protein OZID_74 F0821 32919 32170OZID_74 F0819 34588 35169 putative tail fiber protein OZID_74 F081836179 35289 OZID_74 F0817 36704 36198 OZID_74 F0816 37247 36741 OZID_74F0815 37502 37320 OZID_74 F0814 38668 38000 OZID_74 F0813 38725 38973OZID_74 F0811 39426 39773 OZID_74 F0771 39823 41361 OZID_74 F0808 4314841664 possible protease (ompP-like) OZID_74 F0807 44288 43335 putativeOmpT-like protease OZID_74 F0806 44770 45105 OZID_77 F0522  933   43transposase OZID_77 F0523  1256  930 unknown in IS OZID_78 F0525  2827 1973 putative molybdenum transport protein OZID_78 F0526  3636  2992OZID_78 F0527  4404  3646 putative iron compound ABC transporter,ATP-binding protein OZID_78 F0528  5381  4401 putative iron compound ABCtransporter, permease protein OZID_78 F0529  6403  5381 OZID_81 F0530 1174   44 integrase OZID_81 F0531  3936  1465 OZID_81 F0533  6911  7066OZID_81 F0534  7593  8480 OZID_81 F0535  8420  9085 OZID_81 F0536  9272 9853 OZID_81 F0537 10713 11471 OZID_81 F0538 12790 13836 OZID_81 F053913849 14208 endonuclease OZID_81 F0540 14217 14747 OZID_81 F0541 1486615186 OZID_81 F0542 15337 16395 OZID_81 F0543 17296 19041 OZID_81 F054419490 19696 OZID_81 F0545 19698 20045 OZID_81 F0546 20096 20629 celllysis protein OZID_81 F0547 20903 21598 antirepressor OZID_81 F054821821 22294 cell lysis protein OZID_81 F0550 22618 22959 membraneprotein OZID_81 F0551 23333 23698 OZID_81 F0552 23987 24550 phage DNApackaging protein OZID_81 F0553 24528 26207 OZID_81 F0555 26271 27884OZID_81 F0556 28419 30998 OZID_81 F0557 31001 31327 OZID_81 F0558 3133731687 OZID_81 F0559 31684 32130 OZID_81 F0560 32127 32471 OZID_81 F056132468 33271 OZID_81 F0565 33996 37076 phage tail protein OZID_81 F056637111 37410 phage tail protein OZID_81 F0567 37410 37847 phage tailprotein OZID_84 F0661  1059  1454 OZID_87 F0659  179  742 putative type1 pilin protein OZID_87 F0658  1014  1814 putative fimbrial proteinchaperone OZID_88 F0655  823  602 OZID_88 F0654  983  1492 OZID_91 F0651 574  365 OZID_91 F0650  795  574 OZID_92 F0646  4422  2278 OZID_93F0645  420   43 OZID_93 F0644  976  545 OZID_93 F0643  1331  963 OZID_93F0642  1731  1306 OZID_95 F0640  3892  818 OZID_96 F0639  836  195OZID_96 F0638  1547  918 OZID_96 F0637  2195  1620 OZID_96 F0636  2577 2308 OZID_96 F0635  3148  2579 OZID_98 F0631  3745  272 phage tailprotein OZID_98 F0630  3879  4406 superoxide dismutase OZID_98 F0629 5274  4597 phage tail protein OZID_98 F0628  6086  5172 phage tailprotein OZID_98 F0627  6624  5926 phage tail protein OZID_98 F0626  6953 6624 phage tail protein OZID_98 F0625  7714  6950 phage tail proteinOZID_98 F0624  9528  7666 phage tail protein OZID_98 F0623  9922  9509phage tail protein OZID_98 F0622 10452  9949 phage tail protein OZID_98F0621 11023 10394 phage tail protein OZID_98 F0620 11382 11116 phagecapsid protein OZID_98 F0619 11787 11440 phage capsid protein OZID_98F0618 13329 11824 phage morphogenesis protein OZID_98 F0617 14911 13319phage morphogenesis protein OZID_98 F0616 15114 14908 phagemorphogenesis protein OZID_98 F0615 17062 15098 phage DNA packagingprotein OZID_98 F0614 17507 16998 OZID_98 F0613 17902 18126 OZID_98F0612 18522 18208 OZID_98 F0611 18904 18764 OZID_98 F0610 19454 18987cell lysis protein OZID_98 F0609 19866 19606 OZID_98 F0608 20095 19859OZID_98 F0607 20477 19944 cell lysis protein OZID_98 F0606 20872 20564OZID_98 F0605 21083 20877 cell lysis protein OZID_98 F1486 21403 21729transposase OZID_98 F0604 21726 22616 transposase OZID_98 F0603 2258222917 OZID_98 F0602 24548 22698 OZID_98 F0601 25126 24959 OZID_98 F060025253 24966 OZID_98 F0599 25626 25123 OZID_98 F0598 25843 25505 OZID_98F1373 26030 26296 OZID_98 F0597 26790 26116 OZID_98 F0596 26957 26667OZID_98 F0595 27555 27046 OZID_98 F0594 27709 27458 OZID_98 F0593 2805528963 OZID_98 F0592 29077 29445 OZID_98 F0591 29442 30434 OZID_98 F059031553 30402 cytosine methylase OZID_98 F0589 32242 31985 OZID_98 F058832403 32242 OZID_98 F0587 32470 32309 OZID_98 F0586 32744 32481 OZID_98F0585 33208 32996 OZID_98 F0584 33736 33314

SEQUENCE LISTING The patent contains a lengthy “Sequence Listing”section. A copy of the “Sequence Listing” is available in electronicform from the USPTO web site(http://seqdata.uspto.gov/sequence.html?DocID=06365723B1). An electroniccopy of the “Sequence Listing” will also be available from the USPTOupon request and payment of the fee set forth in 37 CFR 1.19(b)(3).

We claim:
 1. An isolated DNA molecule comprising a nucleotide sequenceidentical to at least twenty-five continuous nucleotides contained inDNA sequences selected from the group consisting of SEQ:ID:NO:38,SEQ:ID:NO:57, SEQ:ID:NO:63, SEQ:ID:NO:166, SEQ:ID:NO:174, SEQ:ID:NO:191,SEQ:ID:NO:195, SEQ:ID:NO:213, and SEQ:ID:NO:240.
 2. A recombinant DNAconstruction comprising the isolated DNA molecule of claim 1.